- An
executor is
someone who is
responsible for executing, or
following through on, an ****igned task or duty. The
feminine form, executrix, may sometimes...
- Jean-Louis
Lebris de Kérouac (/ˈkɛru.æk/;
March 12, 1922 –
October 21, 1969),
known as Jack Kerouac, was an
American novelist and poet who,
alongside William...
-
inherited her fortune. Jim Morrison's
parents later contested the Coursons'
executorship of the estate,
leading to
additional legal battles. In 1979 both parties...
- by the
thought of his own
death that he
never discussed his
literary executorship.
Shortly after Ellison's death, his
widow appointed Callahan as his literary...
-
prior to
dying in 1970,
bestowed the
kingship on him with the
literary executorships,
although the
writer Iain
Fletcher was the
joint literary executor for...
- of Laura. Véra and Dmitri, who were
entrusted with Nabokov's
literary executorship,
ignored Nabokov's
request to burn the
incomplete m****cript and published...
-
multiple non-consecutive terms.
Foster resigned as
mayor to
attend to the
executorship of the
estate of his brother-in-law. City
Council president Manuel Requena...
-
Jefferson whom he
named as the will's executor.
Jefferson refused the
executorship and the will was
beset by
legal complications,
including the discovery...
- later. He was
instrumental in the last
years of his life in the
literary executorship of Sir
Thomas Browne's m****cript
writings known as
Christian Morals...
-
between 1923 and 1926. At
Festing Jones'
death in 1928, Butler's
literary executorship p****ed to Bartholomew. His work on
Frederick Rolfe had a
somewhat less...
