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1 In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, E.D. July Term, 1862. No. 42. Certiorari to the Orphans' Court of Philadelphia County. Appeal of John J. Hess 1862

handle is hein.trials/adif0001 and id is 1 raw text is: IN THE JULY TERM, 1862. No. 42. Certiorari to the Orphans' Court of Philadelphia County. APPEAL OF JOHN J. HESS. APPELLANT'S PAPER BoOK. This case comes up on an appeal from the decision of the Court below, sustaining the Report of William D. Baker, Esq., Auditor, appointed to audit, settle, and adjust the account of Henry D. Welsh, Administrator de bonis non cum testamento annexo of the estate of John J. Hess, deceased. John J. Hess, the appellant, is the son of John J. Hess, deceased, and in the Court below the appellant appeared as the exceptant to the Auditor's Report. 0 HISTORY OF THE CASE. John J. Hess, a man of considerable means, died several years prior to the year 1854, leaving a Will, and appointing B. B. Stimble his Executor. Henry Welsh afterward became Ad- ministrator de bonis non cum testamento annexo, and his account, filed August 17, 1860, was the one before the Auditor. The testator left several children, and among them a son,

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