Robinson v. Thomson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Clara E. Robinson and Frederick E. Reynolds, sole surviving children, petitioned the probate court for Hennepin county to amend its final decree in the matter of the estate of Clinton B. Reynolds, deceased.
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Clara E. Robinson and Frederick E. Reynolds, sole surviving children, petitioned the probate court for Hennepin county to amend its final decree in the matter of the estate of Clinton B. Reynolds, deceased. The probate court issued an order to show cause why the relief prayed for should not be granted and after due hearing the order was discharged, Harvey, J. From that decision petitioners appealed to the district court for Hennepin county whore the matter was heard before Hale, J., who made findings and affirmed the decision of the probate court. Petitioners’ motion for amended findings was…
1Opinion of the Court
Taylor, C.
Clinton E. Reynolds, a resident of Hennepin county, died testate December 28, 1898, leaving surviving him Relia J. Reynolds, his second wife, and Clara E. Robinson, Charles E. Reynolds, William E. Reynolds *447and Frederick E. Reynolds, his children by his first wife. On February 27, 1899, the probate court of Hennepin county duly admitted his last will and testament to probate, and appointed Bella J. Beynolds, his widow, as executrix thereof. After the payment of the debts and the expenses of administration, only the homestead remained, and on February 17, 1900, the probate court made…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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