General
In the Matter of the Application for the Admission to Probate as a Last Will and Testament of Sherman Dexter Pillsbury, Deceased, of a Certain Paper Writing Purporting to Have Been Executed the 8th Day of May, 1897, and Certain Papers Purporting to Have Been Executed August 18,1903, and May 13, 1904, Respectively, and Purporting to Be Codicils to the Last Will and Testament of said Sherman Dexter Pillsbury, Deceased, and a Certain Paper Writing Purporting to Have Been Executed the 14th Day of June, 1887, and Certain Papers Purporting to Have Been Executed August 18, 1903, and May 13, 1904, Respectively, and Purporting to Be Codicils to the Last Will and Testament of Said Sherman Dexter Deceased. Edwin M. and Others, Appellants
113 A.D. 893·New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division·1906·NY
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Opinion
In the Matter of the Application for the Admission to Probate as a Last Will and Testament of Sherman Dexter Pillsbury, Deceased, of a Certain Paper Writing Purporting to Have Been Executed the 8th Day of May, 1897, and Certain Papers Purporting to Have Been Executed August 18,1903, and May 13, 1904, Respectively, and Purporting to Be Codicils to the Last Will and Testament of said Sherman Dexter Pillsbury, Deceased, and a Certain Paper Writing Purporting to Have Been Executed the 14th Day of June, 1887, and Certain Papers Purporting to Have Been Executed August 18, 1903, and May 13, 1904, Respectively, and Purporting to Be Codicils to the Last Will and Testament of Said Sherman Dexter Deceased. Edwin M. and Others, Appellants.
[MAJORITY]
Decree affirmed, without costs to either party, upon the opinion of Pitts, Surrogate. All concurred, except Parker, P. J., not voting,