Worthington v. Gittings

To the will of Noah Worthington, of John, who died January, 1879, there were two caveats filed, both after the will had been proved in common form by the three subscribing witnesses thereto. The first of these caveats was filed by Joshua F. C. Worthington, one of the executors named in the will, who alleged that certain words, making James L. Ridgely, Jr., a residuary legatee and devisee of the deceased, had been fraudulently inserted into the text of the will after its execution. The other caveat was filed by Dye W. Worthington and Otis A. Worthington, two of the heirs-at-law of the…