Harp v. Adams

A paper propounded as the nuncupative will of Mrs. Teresa Harp declared: “I want all my property equally divided between my brothers and sisters and Mr. A. D. Harp; and if Lovie and Sandy would go and live with Narcissa and Bobbie, at their death the land would go to them. My property consists of one half of the John Hewell land, and my interest in my father’s estate. I have six hundred and five dollars in the bank.” On the trial of the issue raised by caveat to the prpbate of the will, two of the subscribing witnesses to the paper testified in substantial accord therewith; but the third…