Wofford v. James
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Bena Moore owned three lots in the city of Stuttgart at the time of her death May 3, 1937. She was survived by two children, a son named Alfred Wofford, and a daughter named Ida Mae Wofford. She had married Moore subsequent to the birth of these children. Ida Mae died intestate, and without issue, whereupon her brother, Alfred, being her only heir, became the sole owner of all the property owned by their mother. The father of Alfred and Ida Mae had been married prior to his marriage to Bena, their mother, and by that marriage had a daughter named Zelia Herbert, but as the lots here in…
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