Womack v. Horsley

lm mentaryoa^acof ¿competency overcoming direct evidence of competency. I. John Horsley died October 7, 1912, in Fremont County. He had been a long-time resident there. He left a considerable estate, consisting mainly of 1,100 acres of land. At the time of his death, he was 85 years of age. He had been twice married, and left surviving him his widow, the proponent of the will. lie had never had children. He was survived by a number of nephews and nieces as the only heirs at. law, and these are the only contestants. Until the time of his last illness, he was a man who attended to his own…