Brown v. Stark

Henry Scliooler made Ms will in September, 1884, wliicb will was admitted to probate in June, 1885. He left surviving Mm one son, one daughter and two grandchildren, so that his estate in absence of a will, under the law touching descents and distributions, would have gone in three equal parts : one part to his son, one to his daughter and one to his grandchildren. He had in his lifetime conveyed a farm to his son, which the son had incumbered by mortgages and had then reconveyed to his father. This farm the will devised to the son for life, with remainder to his son’s children. The husband…