Walk v. Barrett

At the time of his death in 1923, E. H. Walk was the owner of two certain tracts o,f land in Yell County, one containing 80 acres and one 5 acres; also some town lots on which, he resided in Ola. His wife, Mrs. Mary Walk, died some 13 months prior to her husband. He left a will giving- all his property, real and personal, to appellants, nephews of the testator, except his home .place or residence in the town' of Ola. This will was admitted to prohate. Appellee, Aris Barrett, from infancy lived with Mrs. Walk’s mother until the latter’s death, and thereafter, until her marriage in 1906, lived…