Frazier v. Wood

— James W. Read died testate November 7, 1892. His will was duly admitted to probate. May Hill, a daughter of the testator was named in the will as a beneficiary. Among the properties thus received by May Hill through the will of James W. Read, deceased, was the sum of $5,732.97 in personal property. This personal property was received by May Hill, and by her invested, and reinvested, so that at her death, on September 4, 1930, she owned the original property together with the accumulations thereon. She died testate.

Upon the death of May Hill, W. N. Graves, defendant-appellant, was duly…