Reed v. Ragsdale

GARDNER, Justice.

In August, 1928, James T. Ragsdale died, leaving an estate consisting of a homestead and personal property within the amount allowed the widow as exemption. There were no debts and no proceedings to set aside any exemptions, but the widow continued to live on the land and used the personal property as she saw fit. Prior to his death, the said Ragsdale had made certain advances to his children, including G. C. Ragsdale, his son. The widow died in January, 1932; the heirs of said James T. Ragsdale being the devisees of her will. The administration of the two estates was'…