In Re Hamilton's Estate
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Beals, J. —
M. L. and Mattie A. Hamilton intermarried during the year 1899, and remained husband and wife until January 31, 1930, when Mrs. Hamilton died, aged eighty years. She left a will, dated November 25, 1929, which was admitted to probate February 10, 1930, the appointment of Mr. Hamilton as executor thereof being then confirmed. Mrs. Hamilton had no children, and bequeathed to friends and relatives the aggregate sum of $7,050, the largest bequest being in the sum of $3,500 to Lorraine Kenton, a young woman whom Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton had practically brought up from girlhood, although…
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