In re Estate of Eichhoff
California Supreme Court
Appeal from an order of the Superior Court of San Joaquin County granting an application for letters of administration. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Harrison, J.—
Upon the death of Gustave Eichhoff, Magdalena Eichhoff, claiming to be his widow, applied for letters of administration upon his estate. Her application was resisted by the appellant, a son of the deceased, who also made application that letters of administration be issued to himself. The court granted the application of Magdalena, and denied that of the appellant.
The deceased and Magdalena were married May 25, 1882, and from that time lived together as husband and wife until his death in February, 1893. In 1863 he had been married to Milceon Winike, and they had lived in…
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