Handy v. Crain

STEWART, Justice.

In 1911, D. L. Crain died testate, leaving a will which was duly probated and recorded in Edmonson County. The will in the exact language in which it was written reads:

“I, D. L. Crain, of Edmonson County, Kentucky, being of sound' and disposing mind and' memory, do make and execute this instrument as my last will and testiment. First. It is my will after the payment of my furneal expenses I give and bequeath to my wife Josephine N. Crain all of my property of every kind what soever, real personal and mixed to use, occupy con-trole, and dispose of as she may see proper during…