Young v. Young

Charles F. Young, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, died testate on March 6, 1916, and on the probating of his will, Leland N. Young of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Cornelius Gerbér of Fremont, Michigan, were appointed trustees of the estate. The will provided that the Michigan Trust Company of Grand Rapids should fill any vacancy in the trusteeship. The largest individual asset of the estate consisted of the Livingston Hotel property at the southeast corner of South Division avenue and Fulton street in the business district of Grand Rapids. Under the express provisions of the will, the trustees were…