Forrest v. Porch

H. K. Keece died testate, at Ms residence in Humphreys County, Tennessee, leaving him surviving a‘ widow, brothers and sisters, nephews and nieces, . whose parents had died, and grandnephews and nieces whose parents and grandparents had died. Of these collateral kindred there were thirty-four , in number, and they were the testator’s only heirs at law.

This litigation involves a construction of the second, fourth, and fifth clauses of the will.

The second clause is as follows: I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Ollie P. Eeece, a certain tract' or parcel ■ of land, containing, by…