Rolland v. Rolland

George Roiland, who died on May 7, 1927, by will, duly probated, left the north 40 feet of lot 6 of block 1, Fay’s addition to the city of Flint, Michigan, to his son Samuel Rolland and Ella Rolland, the latter’s wife. He devised the balance of lot 6, on which the homestead stood, to his wife Cora Rolland, during her natural life, and upon her death to his sons Samuel and Henry Holland, share and share alike. He imposed the obligation on them to care for Cora Rolland, the life tenant during her lifetime. Cora Rolland continued to live in the homestead for two years and then made her home with…