Brill v. Green
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Duncan
Josephine Green died testate January 18, 1923, leaving her surviving as her only heirs-at-law, May G. Wilber, Charley Green, Ellen Yeazel and Eva F. Matthews, her children, and Lula F. Brill, Bertha I. Armes, Effie J. Madsen and Clarence E. Green, her grandchildren, who are the children and heirs of Maurice L. Green, her son who died testate January 19, 1922. The testatrix was the owner of about 154 acres of land in Iroquois county and other lands in Vermilion county and about $30,000 in personal property above her debts and liabilities. Walter Kelley was a tenant in possession of the land in…
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