Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society v. Crippled Children's Hospital
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtChinn, J.
Sallie R. Forrest, a childless widow, died August 13,. 1928, leaving several testamentary papers, all of which were, on August 24, 1928, admitted to probate by the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond.
*119The executors subsequently filed their bill in said court, convening all parties in interest, and asking for a construction of the will and instructions as to the proper distribution of the estate.
The testamentary papers in question consist of a formal will, dated February 10, 1928, with a contemporaneous codicil bearing the same date, both duly attested, and two subsequent holograph codicils,…
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