Woolsey v. Williams
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from an order of distribution of the estate of a deceased person made in the Superior Court of the (City and County of San Francisco. J. V. Coffey, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion. A. Boyer, for Appellant
1Opinion of the Court
HAYNES, C.
Appeal from an order of distribution. James Williams died testate at the city and county of San Francisco, March 1, 1897, and his will was admitted to probate March 15, 1897, and letters testamentary were granted to appellant. Said will was made at San Francisco February 28, 1897, in which, after some special bequests, the testator’s brothers, George Williams and William Frederick Williams, were made residuary) legatees.
The final account of the executor having been filed and settled, Clifford Oswin Williams and Frederick Percy Williams, a minor, by his guardian Arvilla S. Williams,…
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