Legal Opinion
Moore v. Kernachan
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided June 15, 1922PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBurks, J.
Mrs. E. A. Moore died in 1915, leaving an estate consisting of household and kitchen furniture, a debt of $600.00 due her by her son, S. T. Moore, and a tract of land containing upwards of 550 acres. She left surviving six daughters and one son. By her will, dated in 1912, she devised to one of her daughters thirty acres of land, to each of the other daughters fifty acres, and to her son “the house in which I now live and ten acres of land.” To two of her daughters she also gave one hundred dollars, each, and to another daughter “balance of money, and notes and bonds.” When her will was…
2Cases cited21 opinions
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