Gray v. Wright

The lot -in controversy was the homestead of Israel L. Mills and Maria Mills, his wife. In March, 1898, Israel L. Mills died intestate, leaving surviving him his widow, Maria, his daughters, Ida Wright, Emma Warren, and Mamie Enders, and his grandchildren, Harry Sanders and Florence Mills, his only heirs at law. The widow continued in possession and use of the home.stead until the spring of the year 1905, when she went home with her daughter, Mrs. Wright, where she remained until her death a few months later. She left a will which has been duly probated, devising her alleged one-third…