Watt v. Pittman

— The first paragraph of the appellee's complaint alleges that Mary E. Watt made a will; that it was duly admitted to probate, and that a copy is filed with the complaint as an exhibit. Item second of the will reads thus: “ I give and devise all my real estate to James Watt, to support and school my daughter Clara Ann,” and item four nominates Watt as executor of the will. It is also alleged in the complaint that Watt, the appellant, took pos*170session of the real estate of which the testator died seized, and that he accepted the devise. It is still further alleged that the appellee, designated…