Vaccaro v. Cicalla

W. M. Smith, Sp. J.

Paul Cicalla died in Memphis October 6, 1878, leaving a will, which was admitted to probate December 2, 1878. B. Vaccaro, the complainant in the first cause named, which, for convenience, will be styled the “ original cause,” was named as executor, and was qualified on the day of the probate. After making several- specific legacies, the will is as follows: “I give, bequeath, and devise to my three children— Delida, Parmelia, and Aurelia — all my property,. of every description whatever, to he equally divided *66between said three children, share and share alike. I hereby name…