Gibson v. Seymour

Black, C.

On the 13th of November, 1879, Euth A. Burrow, then the wife of Joseph M. Burrow, with whom she resided at Logansport, in this State, executed her last will and testament, whereby she made dispositions of property as follows:

“First. I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall be promptly paid, as soon as possible after my death.

“Second. I hereby bequeath and devise to my beloved husband, Joseph M. Burrow, all my property, both real and *486personal, of every description whatever, for and during his natural life.

“Thirdly. At the death of my said husband, should he outlive…