Churchill v. Marr

Charles B. Churchill died in August, 1893. He left a widow, a son and three daughters surviving. His will was admitted to probate and so far as is material to the questions in this case disposed of his property as follows: Besides certain personal property he gave to his wife the right to occupy his residence as long as she lived. He made the following devise to his son:

“To my son, Franklin S. Churchill, I give, devise and bequeath my homestead property, the same being the northwest quarter of section thirty-two (32) and twenty-two (22) acres out of the southeast corner of the northwest…