Estate of Barber
Pennsylvania Orphans' Court, Philadelphia County
No. 226 January Term 1890, Sup. Ct.; court below, No. 224 July Term 1879, O. C. On January 24, 1881, the account of Priscilla G. Cuthbert (late Barber) and Thornton B. Conrow, surviving executors of the will of Isaac Barber, deceased, filed on June 11, 1879, was called for audit before Ashman, J. At the hearing, it was made to appear that the testator died in April, 1860, leaving a widow, Priscilla G., a daughter Elizabeth, who died in childhood, and a son William T., about…
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No. 226 January Term 1890, Sup. Ct.; court below, No. 224 July Term 1879, O. C. On January 24, 1881, the account of Priscilla G. Cuthbert (late Barber) and Thornton B. Conrow, surviving executors of the will of Isaac Barber, deceased, filed on June 11, 1879, was called for audit before Ashman, J. At the hearing, it was made to appear that the testator died in April, 1860, leaving a widow, Priscilla G., a daughter Elizabeth, who died in childhood, and a son William T., about five years of age, and leaving a will dated February 10, 1860, duly admitted to probate, constituting his partner,…
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam :
An examination of the record in this case has failed to convince us that there is any error therein that requires a reversal or modification of the decree. Neither of the thirty-three specifications of error requires special notice. The controlling questions involved in them are sufficiently presented and properly disposed of in the opinion of the court below.
Decree affirmed, and appeal dismissed at the costs of appellants.
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