Soules v. Silver

On August 19, 1919, plaintiff’s deceased husband died testate, leaving real property which consisted of a house and two lots and a small tract of land in the City of Woodburn, and also ninety acres of farm land near Woodburn. He left surviving him no children the issue of his marriage with plaintiff, but did leave surviving nine children by a former marriage. By his will, he devised to plaintiff a life estate in one of said lots, with remainder over to his nine children, to whom he gave and devised all of his other property. On July 10, 1919, he made a codicil, by the terms of which he…