Carlberg v. State Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Thompson
December 14, 1921, Charles O. Carlberg died testate, leaving as his heirs-at-law three sons, Elmer, Phillip and Everett, and one daughter, Esther. He left no widow and no descendant of a deceased child. At the time of testator’s death each of his four children was married and all except Elmer had living children. Testator’s oldest child, Elmer, was forty-four years of age and his wife was twenty-six. Testator’s youngest child, Everett, was twenty-nine years old and his wife was twenty-five. Testator’s oldest grandchild was’then thirteen years old and his youngest was one. By his will, dated…
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