Wragg v. Wragg

The facts, briefly stated, as set forth in the petition, are: One John Wragg died in the year 1896, leaving a widow, one Hannah Wragg, who afterward intermarried with one Branch, and also leaving three sons and a daughter. Hannah Wragg Branch died in the year 1926, about 30 years after the death of her husband, John Wragg. John Wragg left a will, by the terms of which he devised to Hannah Wragg a life estate in certain real estate, and the remainder to his four children, share and share alike. Sometime prior to November, 1909, the defendant Newton C. Wragg gave his note for some $2,500, with…