Sise v. Willard
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtField, C. J.
This is a bill in equity, brought by Edith Sise, one of the daughters of John Ware, late of Boston, deceased, testate, against the two trustees under his will, one of whom is *49her husband, and, by amendment, the surviving wife and other children of said John Ware, and the children of the plaintiff have been made parties defendant. The first wife of the testator was living at the time the will was made, but died in the lifetime of the testator, and he married again, and made provision by a codicil for his second wife, who survived him. At his death he also left five children, all of whom are…
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