Estate of Sipchen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDoerfler, J.
On April 4, 1921, John J. Sipchen died testate, leaving him surviving his widow, eight children, and two minor grandchildren, children of a deceased daughter, Theresa M. Hummer. Under the will, which was duly admitted to probate, the sum of $15,000 was left in trust, the income thereof to be paid to two of testator’s children, namely, Rose Sipchen and Anastasia Sipchen. To the widow, Lena Sipchen, there was bequeathed and devised the sum of $5,000, the household furniture, and the use of the homestead. All the residue and remainder of the estate of the deceased was equally divided between the…
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