In Re Estate of Marshall
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from a* judgment of the Superior Court of San Francisco. Thos. F. Graham, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Juana B. Marshall died testate. By her will she declared that "all that is left of my estate, after my just debts are paid, I leave to my own family who I think are all in Mexico." Contest arose over the determination of the right of heirship and succession to her estate. The court found and decreed that Jose Maria Beltran was her nephew and was the only one who had proved heirship. Separate appeals are taken by Maria Refugio Chavez and Maria Martiniana Ochoa, by Josephine L. Flores, and by the heirs of Joseph S. Marshall, deceased, formerly the husband of Juana B. Marshall, the testatrix.…
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