Bell v. Bell

Samuel Bell died testate in April, 1924, survived by his widow and by two sons and two daughters. His will gave to the widow a life use of all his properly, which consisted in the main of a farm of 350 acres. Subject to this provision it gave all the residue of personal property after the death of the widow to the two sons, William and S. R. Bell, and specifically devised the real estate to the four children by separate and specific description of the part devised to each child. The portion devised to S. R. Bell consisted of a tract of 106 acres. During the last years of the life of the…