Colvert v. Wood
Tennessee Supreme Court
EKOM DAVIDSON. Appeal from Chancery Court of Davidson County. Andhew Allison, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtWilkes, J.
In September, 1878, Thomas Leek died testate in Davidson County. He left a widow, Elizabeth Leek, and the following living children: James A. Leek, A. D. Leek, M. M. Leek, Tennessee Colvert, wife of J. E. Colvert, Sallie Rhea, a widow, Raney Erazer, a widow, and two sets of grandchildren, who were the children of his deceased daughter, Louisa Howington, and his deceased son, Isaac Leek.
The will was duly admitted to probate, and, by it, he left a tract of land to each of his children, and to the children of his deceased children. lie also gave to his wife, Elizabeth Leek, one-half of his…
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