Munster v. Marcrum
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
LYBROOK, Judge.
Naomi Miller died a resident of Warrick County in October, 1975, and an instrument which purported to be her will was probated on November 3, 1975. Plaintiffs-appellants Iola Munster, Celestine Day, Nellie Boyd, Eline Connelly, Joel Timmons, Omega Carman and Raymond Timmons, brothers and sisters of Naomi, brought this action on December 29, 1975, against Robert Marc-rum, Jr., executor, and the devisees under the will. They alleged that the will was invalid because Naomi was of unsound mind and under undue influence when the will was executed, and that the will was not properly…
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