In Re Chapman's Estate
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBridges, J.
This is a will contest. The testator, Arthur Chapman, died October 5, 1923, leaving a will dated September 27th of the same year. He was unmarried and lived in Seattle. During several years immediately preceding his death, he had been in poor health, and as a consequence somewhat peevish, irritable and sensitive. He left surviving him four brothers, to wit: John Chapman, George Chapman, Neil Chapman and H. W. Chapman, and one sister, Isabel Chapman Canton. The brothers all lived in the state of Washington, the sister in Canada. Sometime in 1921 the deceased made a will, making his sister the…
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