Wright v. McDonald
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BOHLING, C.
[ 20 ] Mary Belle Wright brought this action to establish a propounded lost and destroyed will of Albirtie J. Wright, her daughter. She named as defendants the beneficiaries, other than herself, of said alleged will .and the heirs at law of said deceased. The proceeding involves the title to real estate and an estate of ap-, proximately $50,000. Probate of the tendered instrument was rejected by the Probate Court of Macon county, Missouri. Thereafter, the paper writing was established as the will of Albirtie J. Wright, deceased, by a verdict signed by nine jurors in Monroe county,…
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