Woodfin v. Union Planters Nat. Bank & Trust Co.
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mb. Justice: Cook
delivered the opinion of the Court.
John Grazzola, a resident of Brinkley, Arkansas, died October 9, 1937. He left two wills. January 12, 1933, he executed a will in which he made specific bequests of one hundred and thirty thousand dollars and passed the remaining portion of his estate by a residuary clause to the Sisters of St. Vincent’s Infirmary, and other like charities. By this will, he disposed of all his property, both, real and personal. In addition to his real and personal property in Arkansas, valued at five hundred thousand dollars, the testator had personal…
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