Jesseph v. Leveridge
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMcFaddin, J.
This is a will case. The facts, as gleaned from the pleadings and decree of the chancery court, show that Dora Dingle, a spinster, died testate in Washington county, Arkansas, in 1939 at the age of 79. Her will, duly probated, after items not here involved, provided: In Item 2, a trust fund for the cemetery; in Item 3, a bequest of certain jewelry to “my niece, Martha Dingle, daughter of William B. Dingle”; in Item 4, a bequest of certain personal property “to my nephew, William B. Dingle”; in Item 5, a bequest of certain personal'property “to my said niece, Martha Dingle, who is the daughter…
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