Perdue v. Hartman
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
Marjorie Jewel Johnston Perdue died intestate at Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma, February 23, 1959, leaving no children, no father nor mother, and leaving as her surviving heirs only her husband, C. B. (Bob) Perdue, her sister, Wilmer Hartman, and her niece, Plilda Grae Wynn, daughter of a brother who predeceased Mrs. Perdue. C. B. (Bob) Perdue was appointed administrator of the estate. He served in that capacity and on November 15, 1962, filed his petition to settle his final account, determine heirs and distribute the property of the estate and gave notice of the…
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