Skelly v. Graybill, Exr.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPutnam, P. J.
Tlie cause below was a will contest case. No trust was involved in the will. There were nine nieces and nephews, one sister, and three grand-nieces and nephews, all heirs at law of the testator. Shortly before testator’s death, he was worth $50,000 in real and personal property. He devised $1,000 to one nephew and gave the balance of his estate to the Fairmount Children’s Home of Stark County. The will was admitted to probate, and thereafter a will contest action was filed in the Common Pleas Court.- All necessary statutory par ties, including H. Clifton Graybill, the executor, were made…
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