Peck v. Watson

Ann M. Atwood and Ann M. Geiger owned as tenants in common a block of real estate in the city of Atlanta. Ann M. Atwood died testate, and on May 5, 1873, her will was duly probated and .recorded in the ordinary’s office of Putnam County. Her sons, William Henry and James A. Atwood, who were named as executors of her will, duly qualified as such. She devised and bequeathed all of her property, both real and personal, to be equally divided between her sons and daughters when her youngest child became of age. In the meantime she directed that her executors hold the same together for the support,…