In Re Estate of Mann

L. M. Mann died testate in November, 1923, leaving an estate having a book value of about $250,000. He named as executors his widow, Elizabeth, his son, Ben, and his daughter, Loulu Mann Gray, who is the appellee herein. These executors, together with the four grandchildren of the testator, were the beneficiaries of the whole estate, less legacies to the amount of $27,000. The executors have not worked harmoniously, the plaintiff being particularly in disagreement with the other two. The will provided that the son Ben should have the major charge of the estate, and that he should devote three…