In Re Wah-Shah-She-Me-Tsa-He's Estate
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
This cause involves a controversy over the settlement of the estate and the probating of the will of an Osage allottee who died testate in Osage county.
The facts, briefly stated, are as follows:
Wah-shah-she-me-tsa-he, a member of the Osage Tribe of Indians, died on August 20, 1919. Her first husband was Anthony Penn, who died a number of years ago. Of this marriage three children, Eddie Penn, Walker Penn, and Angie Bonnicastle, survived. Later she married one Laban Miles, and of this marriage one child, Amos Miles, was born, who is now living. In 1908 she obtained a divorce from her second…
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