Haddock v. Perham
Supreme Court of Georgia
Trusts. Actions. Wills. Estates. Judgment. Principal and Surety. Practice in Superior Court. New Trial. Before Judge 'Hansell. Brooks Superior Court. November Term, 1882. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
James Hilliard, by item eight of his will (which after his death was duly proved and admitted to record), bequeathed to Henry G. Turner, in trust for testator’s daughter, Arabella B., certain houses and other real estate situate in the town of Quitman, together with household and kitchen furniture, personal trinkets and attire, and a certain sum of money, to be held for her benefit, and “ at her death to go to her children, and if she should die without children,” then the property was to go to testator’s “ heirs at law.” The will was executed and proved in 1872. Arabella B.…
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