In re the will of Stewart
New York Court of Chancery
This was an application to establish the will of a feme covert, who was domiciled in the state of Ohio at the time of her death; a commission having been issued for that purpose, under the provisions of the revised statutes.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
This is an application to establish the, will of Sarah Stewart, late of Cleveland, in the state of Ohio, deceased, as a valid will both of real and personal property. *399It appears by the testimony, that the testatrix was a feme covert, and was domiciled in the state of Ohio at the time .of executing her will and at the time of her death, and that the will was executed there, in the presence of two witnesses. She left real and personal property in the county of Onondaga; to which she was entitled as part of the estate of her deceased father. And it is established by the testimony…
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