First National Bank & Trust Co. v. Greene
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFowlee, J.
From the foregoing statement it appears that the controversy is over the construction of the will of F. J. Greene, and that the widow of Carlyle S. Greene, a deceased son of the testator, claims that the one-fourth share of the residue of the estate of.the testator passed to Carlyle, and to her under Carlyle’s will. Two daughters of Carlyle claim that the share of Carlyle that would have passed to him had he survived to the time of actual distribution passed to his issue. The daughter Grace claims that she, although an adopted daughter, qualifies to take as Carlyle’s issue while Marilyn…
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