Estes v. Estes
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGerman, P. J.
Mrs. Nannie Estes died testate September 14, 1884. Her husband, B. T. Estes, and an only child, Bennie Estes, survived her. Her will was duly probated in Collin county, and the disposition of this case rests upon a proper construction of that will. After constituting her husband, B. T. Estes, executor of the will, without bond, and guardian of Bennie Es-taes, without bond, the will provides:
“Third. I desire that the said B. T. Estes as my executor and guardian shall hold possession of and control a certain lot and store house in the town of McKinney, on the north side of the public square…
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