Curtis v. Moss

Atkinson, Presiding Justice.

A testator executed a will in 1925. By item 3 he devised to his wife Deliah, and his daughter Willie Mae, for and during their natural lives, “my home or that portion of my lands designated as lot of land number two hundred and seventy-four (274), . . to have and to hold the same jointly during their lives, . . and at the death of both of them the same to become the property in fee simple of my grandchildren, share and share alike.” By item 7 the testator directed that land lot number 267 be divided into four lots, each to contain forty acres, more or less, except…