Watts v. Boothe
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition.’ Before Judge Graham. Pulaski superior court. October 9, 1917.
1Opinion of the CourtAtkinson, J.
It was provided in item five of a will probated in 1858: '“I give and bequeath to . . Willis 'Allen [and two others] for the sole and exclusive use and in trust for my seven daughters, for and during natural life or lives of my said daughters and after their death or deaths to their children, respectively, my said daughters being named [then follow their names, included among whom was Dolly Ann], . . seven ninths of all the rest and residue of my property not herein disposed of, unless my wife bears unto me another child, and in that case seven tenths of said residue, which said seven ninths…
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