Ross v. Smith

By the will of Luman A. Sanford, deceased, the use of his personal property was given to his widow, G-uley E. Sanford, for her life, but the principal was not to be used or disposed of by her, and was to go to his children after her death.

The estate was settled by an administrator, with the will annexed. The only personal property inventoried consisted of certain notes, which, when collected, amounted to $Y93.15, and the testator left none of the articles of personal property enumerated in the statute which pass to a widow as her sole and exclusive property under the name of the widow’s…