Long v. Willsey
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The last will and testament of William A. Miller, deceased, was duly allowed by the probate court of Fillmore county, which in September, 1909, made its final decree of distribution of said estate.
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The last will and testament of William A. Miller, deceased, was duly allowed by the probate court of Fillmore county, which in September, 1909, made its final decree of distribution of said estate. In November, 1914, Eva May Long, a daughter of William J. Miller, petitioned the probate court for Waseca county in the matter of the estate of Sarah J. Miller, deceased, that upon the final distribution of that estate there be assigned to her such portion of that estate as she was entitled to by reason of the fact that at the time of the death of William J. Miller, the husband of Sarah J. Miller,…
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
William A. Miller died testate in this state and in 1909 a final decree of the proper probate court was entered distributing all the personal property ($15,563.31) to the widow, Sarah J. Miller, “in fee.” Then comes this paragraph: “Said above described homestead in the village of Preston, said S. % of the N. E. *4 of the N. E. Y¿ of section 26 in township 102 north of range 11 west in said Fillmore Co., and said above described 80 acres of land in Crow Wing county in said state, to the said Sarah J. Miller in fee; all as provided by the terms of the last will and testament of said deceased.”…
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