Comstock v. Redmond

Charles H. Comstock died testate on May 13, 1907. He left a widow, Adelia Comstock. His heirs were his three sons, Clinton C., William H. and George K., and his three daughters, Alice S. Clifton, Mae R. Zumwalt and the appellant, Carrie A. Redmond. All his children were beneficiaries under his will. The sons were named as executors, but George being a minor when his father died, only the elder brothers qualified and assumed the duties of that trust. On January 24, 1910, the sons, as executors, trustees and beneficiaries, filed a bill for the construction of the will in the circuit court of…