Estate of Samochee

BERRY, Justice.

This is appeal from trial court’s order admitting will to probate.

■ Samochee [testator], a fullblood Seminole Indian who spoke the Seminole language but could not speak, read, write, or understand English, executed a will on November 15, 1973.

In the will he gave his wife, Ida Bruner Samochee, his “love and affection.” He devised his one-half mineral interest in three 40 acre tracts to his two sons by prior marriage, Robert Harjo, a/k/a Robert Samochee, and Tema Harjo, a/k/a Tema Samochee [appellants]. They were his only children. He left remainder of his estate to “my good…