Woods v. Johnson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
Frank Snodgrass, a well-known resident of the city of Battle Creek, died nearly 40 years ago, leaving as his widow Matilda Snodgrass. By reason of his death she became possessed of- a considerable amount of property. She had a valuable piece of real estate and some personal property at her death. After her death the Old-Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of Battle Creek was appointed administrator of her estate by the probate court of Calhoun county. Several claims were filed against her estate and allowed by the probate court, and some taxes, fees, costs and expenses of administration…
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