Noble v. Enos

Hanna, «J.

Emily H. Noble, wife of James Noble, died, leaving her husband and two children, on the 26th day of October, 1859, and an instrument purporting to, be a will. This was a proceeding to test the validity of said instrument, as a will.

It is alleged that she, being a married woman, had no power to make a will; and if she had, that the same must be exercised with the consent of her husband, as real estate was included. That said will was obtained through coercion, compulsion, and the undue influence of defendants, etc.

It will be observed that the instrument was executed after the…