White v. White
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtSpratley, J.
This proceeding involves the construction of the will of W. M. White, deceased. The testator died in 1931, possessed of four hundred and thirty-six acres of land in Russell county, and a small amount of personal property.. *242He left surviving him his widow, Mabel G. White, the appellee, and four sons and two daughters. After devising to his son, Gorman, and his daughter, Clara, a farm containing one hundred and forty-seven acres for their natural lives, with remainder to their respective heirs, he disposed of the residue of his property by the following language:
“Fourth, it is my will and…
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