Morton v. . Ingram

This was an issue devisavit vel non made up to try (369) whether a certain script was the last will and testament of Isham Ingram, deceased. While the issue was pending in the County Court the caveators had an entry made upon the records of the court that they admitted the script to be the last will and testament of the said Isham Ingram, as to his real estate therein devised, and contested it only as a will of personalty. Upon the trial of the will in the County Court the jury found it to be the will of the said deceased, both as to his real and personal estate, and from the judgment thereon…