Joyal v. Pilotte

Isaac Pilotte died on August 5, 1918, at tire age of eighty-two years, owning real and personal property. He left a widow, Philomene Pilotte. His heirs were his son, Samuel, his three daughters, Albina Joyal, Vitaline Giroux and Odile LeClair, and four grandchildren. On April 5, 1909, he made a will, by which he devised to his widow a life estate in his farm, consisting of 160 acres of land in Iroquois county, and, subject to the life estate,- devised 20 acres to his daughter Albina Joyal and 140 acres-to Samuel, the latter being subject to the payment of small legacies to his daughter Odile…