In Re Estate of Ayers
California Supreme Court
APPEALS from a decree of the Superior Court of Sonoma County distributing the estate of a deceased person. Thomas C. Denny, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtSloss, J.
David Ayers died on the thirtieth day of June, 1912, survived by a daughter, Anna Mary Ross, and three sons, Charles Ayers, G. Lemuel Ayers, and Clarence L. Ayers. On July 30, 1912, a paper was admitted to probate as the last will of said decedent. Charles Ayers and G. Lemuel Ayers were named in the will as executors, and letters testamentary were issued to them. By the will the testator gave certain cash legacies to five grandchildren, and to Anna Mary Ross and Clarence L. Ayers. He also devised certain real property to two of his sons. In addition, he devised to Charles Ayers and G. Lemuel…
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