Guardianship of Treadwell

Good Law
3 Coffey 309
Superior Court of California, County of San FranciscoNovember 3, 1893No. 5,038California3,072 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Coffey, J.

This is an application filed in the above-entitled matter by W. S. Goodfellow and R. H. Lloyd to have guardians appointed by this court for the persons and estates of Maud Treadwell, Thalia Treadwell, James P. Treadwell and Ivan Treadwell, the children of James P. Treadwell and Mabel Treadwell, both of whom are deceased.

James P. Treadwell died at the city and county of San Francisco on the twenty-seventh day of December, 1884, leaving estate in said city and county, and being a resident thereof at the time of his death. He left surviving him his widow, Mabel Treadwell, and the above-named minors, and an infant daughter since deceased. By his will, which was duly admitted to probate by the superior court of the city and county of San Francisco, James P. Treadwell left his estate to his widow, Mabel Treadwell, and his said minor children.

*311 Upon application, duly made to this court, the said Mabel Treadwell was on the twenty-sixth day of April, 1886, duly appointed by this court guardian of the persons and estates of said minor children, Maud, Thalia, Ivan and James P., and immediately entered upon the performance of her trust as guardian, and continued to act as such guardian…

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