McCray v. Corn

Opinion op the Couet by

Judge Caeeoll

— Affirming on original and cross-appeals.

Isaac McCray died in 1894, leaving a will that devised his property to his widow, Catherine McCray. He left surviving him three children, the appellants, J. W. and Isaac McCray,' and the appellee, Mattie McCray, who married Corn. At the time of the death of Isaac McCray, Mattie was about 24 years -old, J. W. about 21 and Isaac 19. All of the.se children lived with their mother until March, 1903, when Mattie married and left home, and after her marriage the two boys, neither pf whom had married, and the mother, lived…