Munden v. Chambless
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
This is a contest of the alleged..holor. graphic will of Lillian M. Chambless, who died at Dallas, Texas, May 7, 1956. The proponent of the will, appellant here, is Mrs. Lou G. Munden, .a sister of the de-, ceased. The contestant, appellee here, is J. F. (Skeet) Chambless, a brother. • Also surviving the deceased, who was a single woman, at the time of her death, are her-father, Joe Chambless, another brother, W.. A. Chambless, and a half brother, Billy Joe Chambless.
It was at first believed that Lillian M. Chambless had died intestate. On June 1, 1956, an application was…
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