Estate of Irwin v. Irwin
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Black Hawk District Court. — Hon. F. C. Platt, Judge. Upon the death of Edward. G. Irwin, without issue, Iona B. Irwin, his widow, was appointed administratrix of the estate, and on August 20, 1909, filed final report. To this James H. Irwin and Margarete Irwin, parents of decedent, filed objections. These were sustained in part and the administratrix ordered to report accordingly within fifteen days. She appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
Upon the death of Edward G. Irwin, without issue, the widow surviving was appointed administratrix, and to her final report as such the parents of decedent interposed objections. The decedent was a farmer, and among the objections to the report' was one that the administratrix had omitted to inventory several head of cattle and horses.
'cedents:0 pr? ownership of property: ac-administrator At the time of his death, there were nine cows, five two-year-old heifers, and other cattle. She inventoried but four cows and three of the heifers, and the court held her to account for three cows and two…
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