Davis v. Lennen

— The land in controversy was owned, at one time, by Thomas E. Scott, and he was at the time the owner *186of other lands. He made a will, and died sometime after-wards. His will was duly admitted, to probate on the 3d day of September, 1863. In the first item of his will he made a disposition of all of his personal estate. The second item reads thus: “ I devise and will to my children herein named, to share among them equally, to wit: James Scott, "William Scott, Nancy Scott, Mary E. Scott, and Martha E. Scott, my daughters begotten of the body of Eliza Bell, said children to take said real…