Freier v. Longnecker

We will first relate the underlying factual matters that are set out in plaintiffs’ petition. In August, 1934, Mary Jane Purslow Miller died testate. On September 21, 1934, her will bearing date January 9, 1934, was allowed to probate in the Woodbury district court and defendant Genevieve Long-necker, daughter of testatrix, was appointed as executrix of the estate. Plaintiffs set out this will as a part of their petition. The portion of the will that is material to the canse of action plaintiffs seek to allege is in the following words:

“II. I hereby give, devise and bequeath to my daughter,…