Will of Corse v. Manufacturers National Bank of Racine
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOwen, J.
The questions calling for consideration appear to be these: (1) What estate does the widow take under the will? (2) Were her rights under the will determined by the final decree of November 5, 1918?
At the time Catherine was born testator was seventy-eight or seventy-nine years of age. His wife Mary was then about thirty-five years of age. At the time of testator’s death testator was eighty-nine years of age and his widow about forty-five years of age. Catherine was a half-sister *94of his other children. Testator wrote his own will. It is apparent from the will that the nurture and education of…
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