In Re Estate of Hume
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtShaw, J.
G. W. Hume died on February 12, 1912, a resident of Alameda County. He left a will executed on December 8, 1908. By its terms his entire estate was left to his wife, Annie E. Hume, and it declared that he intentionally left none of it to his children or grandchildren. After making the will he transferred to, his wife all of his property. Upon his death it was believed that he left no estate, and for that reason his will was not presented for probate. On January 15, 1917, nearly five years after Hume’s death, the appellant, Dorothy Hume Reeves, a grandchild, who would have been entitled to…
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