Brown v. Harmon

Newcomb, C.

— The appellants were the appellees in the-ease of Harmon v. Brown, 58 Inch 207. In that case it was-held that Penina Brown, one of the present appellants, who-had been the widow of Cutliff Harmon, and to whom the entire estate of said Cutliff had been devised, “during her widowhood,” had no estate, under that provision of the will, after her marriage to William Brown, her co-defendant below.

The will of Cutliff Harmon was made in December, 1860. He died early in 1868, and his will was probated in March, of that year. His widow, Penina, enjoyed' the personal and real estate under…