Grobe v. Crownover

Morrissey, O. J.

Enos E. Grobe, a resident of York county, died testate, November 7,1914, without issue, leaving surviving him his widow, his father and mother as heirs at law, and five brothers and sisters named as devisees in his last will and testament. Decedent in his will provided .first for the payment of his debts, then bequeathed a legacy of $2,500 to his widow, and the remainder of the estate he bequeathed and devised, one-half to his widow and one-half to his brothers and sisters. Within the proper time the widow filed an election to take under the statute. ■ The only real estate of…