In Re Littlejohn's Estate
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
Emilie Littlejohn, 71 years old, made a will in May, 1921, and died nearly two years later. She had two sons, William and John. Her daughter Anna had died in 1918 leaving a husband, Arthur H. Spens, and three children. The will gives to William household goods appraised at $632 and the boulevard property so-called, appraised at $12,000, and it bestows the residue, appraised at upwards of $79,000, one-third to William, one-third to John, and one-third in trust for the children of Anna. John’s wife is a sister of Spens. Testatrix stated in her will that she gave the boulevard property to…
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