Howze v. Hutchens

Minor W. Millwee, Justice.

W. P. Hutchens died testate in Washington county, Arkansas, in 1932 survived by his widow, P. E. Hutchens, and four children. Under the terms of his will, which was duly probated on July 7, 1932, W.. P. Hutchens devised and bequeathed to his wife, P. E. Hutchens, his 104% acre farm and the use of all personal property during her lifetime. The will further provided that upon the death of the life tenant, P. E. Hutchens, the remainder of the estate should be shared equally by the four, children, but only after Edith Hutch-ens, the youngest child, was first given the…