Foreman v. Silverson

Losing, Justice.

This proceeding involves the construction of the will of Charles Silverson, who died testate in 1912. The testator was possessed of considerable property, consisting largely of stock in the Eagle Roller Mill Company of New Ulm, Minnesota. He was survived by his wife, their son, Charles Taney Silverson, who was then three years old, and two daughters by a previous marriage, Katherine and Charlotte, who were 35 and 28 years of age respectively *314at the time of his death. Katherine was married in 1899. She died in 1941 without issue, her husband, Robert J. O’Donnell, having…