Ford v. Ford

The testator, Charles Baker Ford (referred to in the testimony as Baker Ford), was the son of Hollis and Alice Ford of Dover. His mother died in January, 1931, when he was nineteen years old. After his mother’s death he lived on the home farm with his father. The appellee came to the farm for a visit in August, 1931, and remained “visiting there” (to quote her own testimony) until she married Hollis Ford on February 25, 1932.

She herself characterized the testator as a supersensitive boy. A witness, called in her behalf, stated on cross-examination that “the poor boy had never decided anything…