Davidson v. Gray
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK, Justice.
J. M. Hefley, unmarried and over 80 years of age, made a will in 1930, leaving his estate, of the probable value of $10,000, to thfe Odd Fellows Orphans’ Home at Corsicana, Tex., with the exception of $500 to the local Odd Fellows Lodge at Wellington, Tex., of which he was a member. Subsequently, in: July, 1933, he made another will in Dallas, Tex., providing substantially for the same disposition of his property made in said prior will, except omitting the $500 to the local lodge at Wellington, of which he had then ceased to be a member. In April, 1934, he became ill and…
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