City Bank & Trust Co. v. McCaa

The bill was for removal of administration to the court of equity for construction of a will. It is averred, among other things:

John H. Noble died on November 29, 1923, leaving a last will and testament, which was duly admitted to probate. In this will the appellees, W. L. McCaa and the First National Bank of Anniston, were named executors, qualified as such, and they administered the estate.

The testator left surviving him the following legatees and devisees: Philip Noble, Duncan Noble, Gladys Noble, William Noble (grandson of testator), John H. Noble (non compos mentis), and Cornelia Paulk,…