Estate of Tiffany

Good Law
1 Coffey 478
Superior Court of California, County of San FranciscoDecember 24, 1887No 5,317California20,077 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Coffey, J.

On the tenth day of June, 1886, there was filed in this court the petition of William M. Pierson and’ John W. Brumagim, setting forth that Robert Joyce Tiffany died on the sixth day of June, 1886; that he was a resident, at the time of his death, of the city and county of San Francisco, state of California, and left an estate in said city and county consisting of real and personal property, the real estate consisting of about fourteen parcels of land, one parcel of land improved with buildings and the others vacant; that the improved real estate brings in a rental of about $200 a month, all of which real estate is valued at about $30,000, and personal property at about $500; all of which real and personal property is alleged to be the separate property of the deceased. That said deceased left a will dated the 15th of November, 1885, and a codicil bearing the date the 15th of December, 1885, in the possession of the petitioner, Pierson, which the petitioners believe and allege to be the last will and testament of the deceased; that the petitioners, Pierson and Brumagim, are named in said will as executors; that Cecilia Harvey McGregor, infant daughter of Emma M. McGregor, Alice…

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