Wilson v. Curtis

Nancy Wilson died testate in Howard county, Indiana, in 1897. Her will, which was duly admitted to probate in said county, provided that her executors should buy a “tombstone,” and, if necessary for the payment for the same, and her debts and funeral expenses, that he sell at private sale or otherwise, or in such manner upon such terms of credit as he may think proper, all or any part of her real estate, and to execute and deliver a deed therefor in fee simple. After the payment of the debts her real estate was devised to her children, and it was provided that the children, or a majority of…