In re Estate of Pforr

Margaretha Thomagel filed her petition on December 23,1902, alleging that John Pforr, her brother, died in San Francisco on July 17, 1902, being a resident thereof and leaving a will dated January 27, 1902, which was admitted to probate on August 20, 1902; that Anna Pforr and Max Waizman were duly appointed executrix and executor of said will and qualified as such and received letters testamentary thereon, and have continued to act thereunder ever since and are now so acting.

The will is in words and figures as follows:

The petition further recites that all of the legatees and devisees mentioned in said last will and testament were at the time of the execution of said last will and testament and at the time of the death of said deceased over the age of majority, and none of them were, nor was either of them, at either of said times, minors or a minor; that she is advised and believes, and therefore alleges, that the trust or disposition attempted to be created or made by said portion of said last will and testament was, and is, void in its inception, and that all of the property therein mentioned, at the death of said John Pforr, deceased, passed to and vested in his heirs at…