Young v. Davis

Opinion of the Court by

Turner, Commissioner

Affirming on the first-named appeal and reversing in part on the second.

In May, 1904, Sallie H. Grundy, a resident of Washington county, died testate, being the owner in fee of a considerable estate and of a farm of about six hundred acres of land in that county. She was a widow and left no descendants.

In the first seven clauses of her will she made certain specific bequests which are in nowise involved in this controversy. By the eighth, ninth and tenth clauses of her will she created and provided for the maintenance of a trust

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