Cranson ex rel. Rheubottom v. Wilsey
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Clinton. (Smith, J.) Debt on an executors’ bond. Plaintiff brings error. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
This suit was brought on an executors’ bond, given by the defendants Arruina Wilsey and James Franklin Mead, as executors of David G. Wilsey, deceased, *358and Delos C. Wiley and James I. Mead as sureties. Wiley died several years ago. James I. Mead has died pending these proceedings in error.
David Gr. Wilsey’s will was probated January 23, 1871. He left to his widow, the defendant Armina Wilsey, a-life-interest in realty, and some personal property was also bequeathed to her. The residuary personal property, after providing for various matters, was to be divided so as to-, give half to his…
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