Altrock v. Vandenburgh
New York Supreme Court
Action by Catharine Altrock against Arabella Vandenburgh and •others for partition. Judgment for plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
April 28, .1872, John W. Vandenburgh made his will. At that time he had a wife and two children, Catherine Link and William J. Vandenburgh. His estate consisted of real and personal property of about equal value. By his will he gave substantially all his personal property to his daughter, and his real estate to his son and his son’s children, subject to an annuity to his widow for life, thus in effect making a nearly equal division of his property between his two children or their descendants. After the will was made the son died, and the testator then made a codicil reciting that fact, and…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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