Estate of Ogden v. Keerl
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Cerro Gordo District Court. — -Hon. C. H. Kelley, Judge. The claim of Howard G. Ogden against the estate of Hattie Day Ogden, deceased, was allowed by the district court, and the administrator appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
i. Estates of decedents: services: ■ family reíation: Presumption. I. The claim is for services rendered. The decedent, Hattie Day Ogden, had married John G. Ogden in 1878 and they lived in Kansas until his death in 1897. The claimant is John D. Ogden’s son by a „ . . . former marriage, m the meantime bad resided in Mason City, to which place deJ ’ . x cedent moved in 1902 to reside with a brother, O. H. Day. In the year following, Day died testate, and under deeds and his will the decedent took the greater portion of his estate. Subsequently some of the heirs of Day filed objections to the…
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