Potter v. Potter

This was a suit in chancery, commenced hy plaintiffs in error, in the Woodford Circuit Court, against defendants in error, for the purpose of setting aside and canceling a will under which defendants claimed to hold certain real estate described in the bill. It appears that Ephraim Potter, on the 11th day of December, 1860, executed an instrument in writing purporting to be his last will and testament. That he died in January, 1861, leaving complainants and defendants as his heirs at law. JBy that instrument he divided his real estate, and bequeathed his personal property to his widow and to…