Wilson v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Colorado
Error to Denver District Court. — Hon. Jambs H. Teller, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bailey
William E. Wilson and Jennie F. Wilson, defendant in error, were married in June, 1891. On April 3rd, 1911, he died. There were no children of this union. Wilson had, however, previously been married, and plaintiffs in error are his heirs at law, children, issue of the previous marriages, and grandchildren, one a minor, appearing by guardian. On the day preceding the marriage, an antenuptial agreement in writing duly acknowledged was entered into between them, by which each released all claim whatsoever to the property of the other, which either owned at the time, or which they might…
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