George v. Stansbury
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Raleigb County. Suit by F. C. George against Herbert Stansbury and others. Decree in favor of plaintiff, and defendant • Herbert Stansbury appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Meredith, Judge:
In October, 1918, E. D. George departed this life, leaving a will by which he devised considerable property, consisting *594of personal estate and certain lots located in Beckley, Raleigh County. Lot No. 38, known as the “Blacksmith Shop Lot,” was given to his two grand-children, Lawrence K. Spencer and "Willie Spencer Foster. They lived in Ohio. The half devised to Lawrence is the matter in controversy in this suit. Fred C. George, a son of the testator, qualified as administrator with the will annexed, and as such has been administering the personal estate, but under the terms…
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