Koep v. Koep

Plaintiff is the widow, and defendants, H. H. Koep and A. F. Koep, are the sons of Charles Koep, who died testate in 1890, owning the eighty acre tract of land to which this controversy relates. In his will he provided that plaintiff should have a life estate in said land, out of which she should pay legacies to certain of the children to the extent of $200, and it was further provided that, after the termination of said life estate, defendants above named were to receive equal shares of the remainder of the property. These two sons were minors at the time of their father’s death, living with…