Putt v. Putt

On June 30, 1894, Levi Putt died at Noble county, Indiana, the owner of lands involved in this action, leaving surviving him his wife and five children. Prior to his death he executed the will in controversy, whereby he devised to his wife certain parts of his lands for life, with a proviso that his three daughters and Corwin Putt, his son, take what remained of said property at her death. The residue of his property, real and personal, he gave to his two sons, Charles F. and Corwin Putt, with the provision that they pay to Martha Putt, his wife, a thousand dollars for the benefit of their…