In Re Wright's Estate
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Edwin G. Wright was a long-time resident of Grand Rapids. He died intestate in that city in December, 1922, leaving an estate of about $10,000. He left him surviving the petitioner, Lloyd Dell Wright, who claims to be a son, a half-sister, and children of two deceased half-sisters, who are the contestants in this proceeding. Lloyd D. Wright filed a petition in probate court praying for a partial distribution of the estate and for a determination of the heirs of the estate. In his petition he claims he is a son and sole heir of Edwin G. Wright. This is denied by contestants, and this presents…
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