Like v. Cooper

— The appellee is the widow of Philip Cooper, deceased, and claims title to the real estate in controversy under the will of her deceased husband. The appellant asserts title to the property, and founds his claim upon a deed executed to him by George "W. Cooper, a son and devisee of Philip Cooper, deceased. The question in the case arises upon the will of Philip Cooper, who is the common source of title. The contention of the appellant is that George W. Cooper took all the land de-' scribed in the devise to him; that of the appellee, Mary J. Cooper, is that the appellant took the land subject…