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We have sent you copies of all the instruments
in our hands pertaining to the Campbell estate. I did not
know of the deed Mr. A.A. Campbell speaks of in his letter,
but will do as he suggests and write to Mr . Orrick for a
copy of same.
So far as breaking the will of Hugh Campbell is
concerned, will say that Mr. Leahy thought that Hugh Campbell
along with his brothers was not well balanced mentally, in
fact non compos mentis and that undue influence had been
used to get him to leave his money as he did. Mr Leahy
seemed to think he had a good case and possibly he thought
that he could get a good compromise anyway.
I do not know whether the McClellan heirs are
going further with the suit, or not.
June 12th 1932
J.N.J
For Miss Charlotte MacCulloch
And Mr A.A. Campbell
You needn’t return this
Transcribed by Brian McCrory
