In Re Boyd's Estate
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McINTYRE
An X-ray requisition blank such.^as is used in a hospital, with certain printing thereon pertaining to X-ray and hospital matters and with certain longhand writing, was offered by Connie Amos, proponent, as the will of William B. Boyd, deceased. Assuming that we may disregard the printed matter on the instrument offered, the following words in handwriting remain to constitute, if they can, the will of the deceased:
“Bill Boyd. Given in X-ray at M. M. Hosp.
written by F X Crotty
will & testimony
“Brinda, Elenor — Sister
Valentine Neb. in Hosp. Half.
Connie E. Amos Half. Savannah Mo.
Helen Ptrie —…
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