In Re the Will of Sessoms

Caveators have no assignments of error as to the evidence. They have three assignments of error, other than two formal ones, and all three are to the charge of the court to the jury.

Propounder’s evidence tends to show the following facts: A. (Alfred) T. Sessoms was a business man engaged in various activities, farming, sale of gasoline, operation of a cafe and a store, and had a franchise for Linen White bleach covering three states. He did business and made deposits in the The Scottish Bank in Salemburg. A. T. Sessoms was twice married. Caveators are children of his first marriage. A. T.…