De Shazo v. Christian
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
STOKES, Justice.
J. F. DeShazo died in the month of April 1942 and his sister, Myrtle Christian, ap-pellee herein, became the administratrix of his estate. After the estate had been administered, she filed in' the County Court of Hockley County her final account in which she named the mother, brothers, and sisters of J. F. DeShazo as being the proper persons to receive the property and proceeds still remaining in her hands. The appellant filed a contest of the application and alleged that she was the wife and surviving widow of the deceased J. F. De-Shazo ; that all of the property of the…
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