Welch v. Worsley

Charles F. Swigart died in Chicago on October 17, 1917, leaving an estate consisting of real estate stipulated to be of the value of $300,000, and it is stated in the petition for letters of administration that the personal property is of the value of not to exceed $50,000. On October 18, 1917, the public administrator was appointed administrator of the estate by the probate court of Cook county, ©n October 22, 1917, proof of heirship was made in that court showing Emma Swigart, the insane sister of the deceased, to be the sole heir of the deceased. On August 21, 1918, Ena Welch, by Henry B.…