Meacham v. Graham
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM HICKMAN. Appeal from Chancery Court of Hickman County. A. J. Abernathy, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtWilkes, J.
Samuel L. Graham died on January 8, 1892, leaving a will executed on July 23, 1888, and a codicil executed May 27, 1891. He owned an estate of the estimated value of five hundred thousand dollars, and left surviving him a widow, Martha J. Graham, a son by a former marriage, John M. Graham, and a son and daughter, Harry H. and Thomasella H., by his second marriage. Harry H. and Thomasella H. were minors at the date of the will, but both had attained the age of twenty-one years before it took effect. The will and *193codicil were duly probated in the County Court of Hickman County, Tennessee, on…
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