Woolley v. Woolley

MISER, C.

Miles T. Woolley died August xi, 1892, leaving a will containing the following language:

“I give- and bequeath all of my propert)’, both real and personal, to my wife, Ellen Woolley, in trust for her support and the support of my childi-en.”

The will of decedent was probated, the estate fully settled, and *195such proceedings were had that, on the 29th day of April, 1893, upon due and leg-al notice being given to all persons interested, a decree of distribution was duly made and entered by the • county court of Yankton county, in which decree of distribution it was, among other things,…