McDaniel v. Kelley

John O. McDaniel died testate in Gwinnett County in the year 1909, leaving a widow, a son, and a daughter, both children being of age. He devised all of his property to his widow, Frances Bartow McDaniel, during her life or widowhood, with the remainder over to his son and his daughter, except his gin-house property, which was to be sold and the proceeds divided equally between the two children. The will was probated in solemn form, the son being the executor, and the estate was administered as provided therein, and another tract of land was sold by agreement between the widow and the…