Clark v. Clark

Backus, V. C.

This bill is for an account and was referred to a master, whose report has been excepted to in the particulars- hereafter mentioned.

Amos Clark died October 30th, 1912, at the age of eighty-two, in Boston, where, in the latter years of his life, he made his home. He had large real estate holdings in Elizabeth and Union county, and some in Tarrytown, New York. His son, William A. Clark, had the sole and exclusive management and control of his property, attending to the collection of rents, and negotiating • sales of the realty, and handled his financial affairs.generally. William…