Apablasa

Plaintiffs are sons of Cayetano Apablasa, who died November 14, 1889, leaving a widow, defendant Concepcion Apablasa, now Concepcion Apablasa de Sepulveda, wife of defendant Ildefonso A. Sepulveda, mother of the plaintiffs and four other children, who are also defendants.

The action seeks to have it adjudged that their mother holds certain property which was distributed to her by decree of distribution in the estate of Cayetano Apablasa, with its rents, issues, profits, and proceeds, in trust for the use and benefit of plaintiffs and their brothers and sisters, and for an accounting.

The amended complaint alleged that shortly before their father’s death he expressed to his wife “his desire and intention that all of his property should remain in his family and be devoted to the maintenance and support of his said wife and the education, maintenance, and support of the said children of himself and the said defendant during the lifetime of said defendant, and upon her death all of said property, together with the accumulated rentals, income and proceeds thereof, should go to his said children, without sale, partition or division, deducting therefrom only a sufficient amount to pay…