Willits v. Conklin
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court for Harlan county: Harry S. Dungan, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtLetton, J.
In 1899 Wells Willits and Rachael C. Willits, husband and wife, resided in Harlan county, Nebraska. In that year Mrs. Willits died, leaving her husband and her only *807son, Ed L. Willits, surviving. In 1882 Ed L. Willits was married to his first wife, Blanche Conklin, who died in 1887, leaving as the only issue of the marriage a son, Lee C. Willits, born July 4, 1886. In 1898 Ed. L. Willits was married to Rebecca Metz. The only issue of this marriage was John M. Willits, who was bom May 14, 1902, and is still living. On October 8,1903, Ed L. Willits died intestate, leaving surviving him his…
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