Murphy v. Hahn

The pleadings in this case are quite voluminous, and likewise the -abstract of the evidence, and to refer to all of the same in detail would unduly extend the length of this opinion, and we can do no more than, in a large measure, to draw our conclusions from the evidence.

William Hahn died April 6, 1919. Whether he died testate or intestate is .one of the disputed questions. His. wife, Louisa Hahn, survived him. The plaintiffs, his five daughters, and his son, William J. Hahn, constitute his only heirs at law. On June 9, 1.919, the son, William. J. Hahn, on his application, was appointed…