Rowe v. Newman
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
One of the parties to a proceeding for the construction of a will appeals from a decree construing the will. Another party cross appeals and cross assigns errors.
The testator, H. B. Paulk, died May 5, 1970. He left surviving him Louise Paulk, his widow, to whom he was married in 1951 and with whom he had lived continuously until his death.
He left surviving him also a daughter by a former marriage, Lucille Paulk You-mans.
The widow died November 20, 1970, and left surviving her a daughter, Bobbie Louise Rowe, the child of a deceased former husband. The widow, Louise Paulk, left…
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