McHan v. McHan

J. T. McHan Sr. died in October, 1927, leaving a will in which he appointed his son, E. C. McHan, as executor of his will. The will was probated in solemn form, and the executor took charge of the estate of the decedent. ■ J. T. McHan had been married and had seven children by his first wife, all of whom had been educated and were grown at the time of the making of the will. By a second wife he had one son, J. T. McHan Jr. In the second item of his will he provided a legacy of $1000 each to J. T. McHan Jr., and four other children b.y the first wife of testator, to make them even with certain…