In re the estate of Moore
California Supreme Court
Appeal from an order and decree of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County settling the final account of an administrator, and making a final distribution. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtDe Haven, J.
— William H. Moore died intestate in Santa Cruz County in 1871, leaving a widow, Helen M. Moore, and five children. In March, 1872, Thomas W. Moore, a brother of the deceased, was appointed administrator of his estate, and on July 27,1891, an order and decree was made settling the final account of the administrator, and also making a final distribution of the estate. All of the parties affected by this order and decree appeal.
1. In the year 1877, the Moore ranch, belonging to the estate of the deceased, together with the cows thereon, was leased to one Bradley. The season was very dry, and…
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