Fort v. Rigdon
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
Bupord, J.-
— Mitchell Rigdon, Sr., died in July, 1927. He left a last will and testament. This fact, however, is not involved in the decision of the case at bar. At the time of his death he was seized and possessed of a body of land made up of several different tracts purchased by him at different times comprising one contiguous body of 560 acres. "Mitchell Rigdon, Sr., had not designated the lands embracing his homestead under the provisions of Sec. 3875, Rev. Gen. Stats., 5782 Comp. Gen. Laws, or otherwise prior to his death. The bill was filed by the appellants here, amongst other things…
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