Knight v. Wheedon
Supreme Court of Georgia
Probate of will — appeal. Before Judge Beck. Pike superior court. March term, 1897.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
Lucy A. Seamans died a resident of Kentucky, and while living there executed a will conveying both real and personal property situated in this State. This will was attested by only two witnesses. The will was executed in conformity to the laws of the State of Kentucky and was duly probated in that State. Mrs. Emma W. Wheedon, the executrix named in the will, offered the same for probate in her petition to the ordinary of Pike county in this State where the property devised and bequeathed in the will is located, and produced a duly certified exemplification of the probate proceedings that were…
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