Morris v. Nicholson

Wyatt, Justice.

The two wills referred to in the foregoing statement of facts have been construed by this court in Butler v. Prudden, 182 Ga. 189 (185 S. E. 102). As to the will of Mrs. Louise P. Hunt, this court said: “The will should be construed as vesting a life.-estate in the husband of the testatrix, with power of disposal generally, and, as to all or any part thereof undisposed of by him. at his death, to dispose of the same by will to the bodily heirs of S. C. Prudden, deceased, or to the heirs at law of Benjamin W. Hunt, or to both classes of persons, as he may deem best, but should…