Lockridge v. Citizens Trust Co. of Greencastle
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBedwell, P. J.
Simpson F. Lockridge died testate, and on March 5, 1928, the appellee, Citizens Trust Company of Greencastle, Indiana, qualified as executor of his will. During the administration upon his estate such appellee was reorganized under the name of First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company. In his will the testator named as legatees, William P. Lockridge, Elizabeth Lockridge and Andrew M. Lockridge, but Andrew M. Lockridge died prior to the institution of appellants’ action and the appellants, Hartnell Lockridge and Tersa Lockridge, are his only heirs at law. The appellants herein would be the sole…
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