Haughey v. Haughey
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Hamilton Circuit Court; Ernest E. Cloe, Judge. Opposing applications for letters of administration upon the estate of Abel L. Haughey, deceased, by his widow Lanie F. Haughey and by his son Robert L. Haughey, with objections joined in by others. From an order appointing the son as administrator, the widow appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDausman, J.
Abel L. Haughey departed this life intestate, leaving as his sole heirs at law his widow, Lanie F. Haughey, two sons and two grandchildren. At the time of his death he was, and for more than a year prior thereto had been, under guardianship on account of the infirmities of old age. There had been some trouble between him and his wife, and he had resided for sometime with his son Robert L. Haughey, who was his guardian. He left an estate consisting of personal property of the probable value of $15,000 and 440 acres of land of the probable value of $66,000. The widow filed her application for…
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