In re Everts' Estate
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from circuit court, Madison county. Final judicial settlement of the accounts of James Stevenson and Mary E. Blair, as executors of the will of Betsey Everts, deceased. From the order settling the accounts, Clarisse M. Harrison appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMerwin, J.
Betsey Everts died on the 16th September, 1891, leaving a will bearing date November 4, 1889, in which, after providing for the payment of debts and expenses, and devising to her son, Henry, and his wife a farm for life with remainder over to their daughter, and giving to her daughter A. Flavilla Everts the sum of $1,600, which is stated to have been already advanced to her, she then gave to her daughters Mary E. Blair and Clarisse M. Harrison each the sum of $1,600. The residuary legatees were the four children above named of the testatrix. The personal estate, according to the account of…
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