Tink v. Walker

This was a bill in chancery, by appellants, against appellee and others, for partition. The bill alleges that in April, 1890, Addison G. Angier died seized of the lands described, which he disposed of by his last will and testament, as follows:

“Item second—I give, devise and bequeath to my daughter, Emma J. Walker, wife of Columbus Walker, and to her bodily heirs, the following described real estate, situated in Cass county, State of Illinois, to-wit, * * * being the same farm on which the said Emma J. Walker and her husband now'reside: Provided, however, and it is my will, that in case any…