Stackhouse v. Berryhill
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by the proponent, Harriet D. Stackhouse, from a judgment of the district court for Eamsey county, Otis, J., presiding, denying her petition for the probate and allowance of the will of H. N. Thompson, late of Washington county, Pa., which had been admitted to probate in that county in 1868.
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
The judgment of the district court in this cáse must be reversed. A duly-authenticated copy of the last will and testament of one H. N. Thompson, who died a resident of the state of Pennsylvania in the year 1868, and of the probate thereof in a court of competent jurisdiction of said state in the same year, was produced and presented to the probate court of Eamsey county, in this state, in which county the testator had real property at the time of his decease, with a petition of the devisee, and for the purpose of having the same duly allowed, filed, and recorded in said court. These…
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