Pungs v. Hilgendorf
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBushnell, J.
On August 13,1921, Mary Wither-spoon entered into a land contract by which she agreed to convey certain lands in the county of St. Clair to John and Mary Hilgendorf. Mrs. Witherspoon and the Hilgendorfs have all died since the date of the contract. On June 10, 1929, the probate court assigned the residue of the estate of Mary Witherspoon, deceased, in accordance with her will, as follows: A one-fourth share to each of her children, i. e., Isabelle M. Baxter, Grace N. Pungs, and Howard C. Witherspoon, a one-eighth share to her son, William H. Witherspoon, and the remaining one-eighth part to…
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