Mims v. Williams

Prior to his death in January, 1940’, Henry Williams executed a last will and testament wherein he devised and bequeathed to his sole heirs at law, Ben Williams, a nephew, and Benia Grigsby, a niece, all of his small estate, both real and personal, consisting of a house and lot in the City of Grenada and his household goods, and named the appellant S. C. Mims, Jr., as executor thereof. He had previously executed an instrument of writing in the form of a deed which will he hereinafter set forth, and whereby he undertook to convey the house and lot to the nephew alone and the household goods to…