Rogers v. Woods

Mrs. John L. Woods, the widow of J. L. Woods, applied for a year’s support. On May 9, 1939, the ordinary appointed appraisers and directed that they set apart such year’s support out of the estate of the deceased in either land or money as the widow should elect. On the same day the appraisers made their return and set apart for the support and maintenance of the widow for the space of twelve months, $2400 in real estate and $300 in personal property, selected by the widow, being a described lot of land in the county, containing 160 acres more or less, and also all “money, accounts, and…