Hannah Birrell probate documents, 1893-1894.

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Hannah Birrell probate documents, 1893-1894.

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Seven items concerning a dispute over the settlement of Birrell's estate. Includes a petition by Birrell's daughter, Emma J. Patison, for the revocation of the probate of Birrell's last will and testament; a subpoena to several parties to appear in Court to respond to this petition; a typed draft of a response by two of those parties, Colin M. Boyd and George H. Mastick, executors of Birrell's will; a typed copy of a letter from Mastick to William Grant, attorney for a "residuary legatee," Euphemia Bull; a typed copy of a letter from Grant to E. Bert Holladay, mentioning the possibility of a petition for partial distribution; a typed copy of a notice of hearing and stipulation submitted by Grant on behalf of Bull; and a typed copy of the petition for partial distribution, also submitted by Grant for Euphemia Bull, dated Jan. 8, 1894.

1 folder (0.1 linear ft.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6698021

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Bull, Euphemia.

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Birrell, Hannah

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Grant, William, 1925-

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William Grant was an attorney at law in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was at one time in partnership with J. D. Rouse but later practiced law independently. Grant served as United States Attorney in New Orleans in the 1890s. From the description of William Grant papers, 1868-1918. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 298843070 Epithet: Jacobite British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000839.0x0002...

Patison, Emma J.

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