Estate of Porter
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFowler, J.
Susan M. Porter died March 27, 1939, leaving a will which was duly admitted to probate, of which the appellants are the duly appointed executors. They ask for construction of the paragraph of the will providing for distribution of the residue of the estate remaining after the specific legacies and bequests are paid and effectuated. The will was executed in February, 1926. The testatrix then had living kin as follows : One brother, her sole next of kin, insane, who survived her, but has since died, for whose care during life she made definite provision, which the executor's have fully carried…
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