11 N.Y.S. 113 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1890
Elizabeth B. Underhill died before the year 1860, leaving a last will. She gave to her husband $8,000, and all her Manhattan Company stock. She had 263 shares, value of $24,000. By her will she appointed her husband, Isaac Underhill, and her son, Philip B. Underhill, as executors. Isaac Underhill in August, 1860, transferred this stock to his son through Carlisle Norwood, president. When Isaac Underhill died, Philip B. Under-hill was appointed, in March, 1861, administrator with the will annexed. No inventory was ever filed by him of his father’s estate. The petitioner, Mrs.