In Re Will of Fish

— On February 1, 1902, C. M. Fish, the appellee herein, and his wife, Etna, executed a promissory note in the sum of $500 due one year from its date, payable to E. F. Fish, the father of C. M. Fish. The payee of the note died testate on the 18th day of February, 1933. His will, which was later admitted to probate, gave to his wife a life estate in all of his property, and provided that the part of the estate remaining at her death should be equally divided among my children “after deducting the amount each has received during my lifetime.” One of the daughters, Clara Lamer, was appointed…