Rosborough v. Houston
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPreston, J.
Appeal from order settling the accounts of respondent as executrix. Otho S. Houston died May 8, 1917. He left surviving him four minor children, the oldest of whom was eighteen years of age and the youngest eight years, and his widow, respondent herein, whom he named in his will as the sole beneficiary and executrix of his estate. Proceedings for the probate of his estate were duly instituted and an inventory and appraisement was filed September 25, 1918, valuing said estate at. the sum of $75,806.68. Creditors’ claims were presented and allowed in the sum of $28,893.55. Claims of appellant,…
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