Nizell v. Harrison

C. C. Fleming died the 5th day of October, 1911. He had no children, and made a will leaving all of his property, real and personal, to his wife during her life, with remainder to his relatives. The estate was solvent and considerably in excess of the exemption allowed the widow under the law.' The intestate named no executor, so one Donaldson was appointed administrator with the will annexed. After serving about two years the said Donaldson resigned and made a settlement. The widow was then appointed administratrix of the estate and continued as such until her death on the 26th day of…