Hammond v. Piper

Samuel D. Piper of Washington County died in April, 1908, leaving a will executed on May 31, 1906. He was survived by his widow, Mary E. Piper, and four children, Elmer E. Piper, Annie K. Hammond, Willie O. Piper and Raleigh S. Piper. By paragraph 1 of the will he devised all his real and personal estate to his widow for life. By paragraph 2 he appointed his son Elmer and his daughter Annie executors without bond. By paragraph 3 he devised his home farm to his son Elmer, on condition that Elmer pay Annie $6,000. By the 5th paragraph he devised the “Reel” farm to his son Willie, with the…