Shoemaker v. Billington
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
William Bush died in the city of Seattle, February 6, 1937, aged approximately ninety years, leaving surviving him six daughters and three children of a deceased daughter. Mr. Bush had resided in the city of Seattle and vicinity for approximately thirty years, and up to a short time prior to his death, had been engaged in business as a grocer. Mr. Bush’s wife died in 1930, and shortly thereafter, Mr. Bush, who was suffering from failing eyesight and old age, sold his grocery business and went to live with his daughter, Carrie Billington, and her husband, paying them for his board and lodging.…
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