In Re Mundts' Estates
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Herman Folske, having immigrated to the United States from Germany, acquired a tract of land in Pierce county, which of late years has been used as a golf course. Mr. Folske died many years ago, leaving as his sole heirs at law his brother, Charles Folske, a resident of the United States, and his sister, Matilda Folske Mundt, a resident of Germany, who, upon the death of their brother Herman, became joint owners of the Pierce county land. Mrs. Mundt died in Germany, February 27, 1904, leaving surviving her her husband, August Mundt, and four children, Lena, Martha, Bruno and Hugo Mundt.…
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