Jackson v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from the chancery side- of the circuit court of Pike county.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of tho court delivered by
Tompkins J. *
This is a bill in chancery filed by one legatee and against the other legatees and heirs to establish and carry into effect, the provisions of a will, so far as its contents can be proved. The circuit court dismissed the smcl ths plaintiff appeals to tins couit*
The bill charges that the will ivas duly executed in the lifetime of the testator — and l^ft, at his death in custody of his wife, that since his death the will has been fraudulently taken from the possession of said widow *211and concealed, destroyed or lost, so that it cannot now be found bjr…
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