Copeland v. State Bank & Trust Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Chiep Justice Tilpord

Affirming.

Harry Baylor Hanger, a widower, the father of three living children, and the owner of a large estate, died on October 17, 1925, leaving a will which was probated on December 26th of that year. .Since the tenth clause and the first two paragraphs of the fifteenth clause of his will, and the second clause of the will of his wife, Elizabeth, who predeceased him, are the main sources of the controversies which gave rise to this litigation, it is necessary that they be here set forth:

Harry Baylor Hanger’s Will

“10th. I will, devise and bequeath…