Hurley v. McIver
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Mitchell, J. —
The record discloses that James Mclver,. who died in February, 1884, by his last will and testament disposed of all his estate, both real and personal. To his-widow, Lucretia Mclver, he gave substantially all of his household furniture and eighty acres of land in Montgomery county, to be held by her during her natural life. The-remainder over in the above mentioned tract of land, together with all of his other property, real and personal, was-specifically devised and bequeathed to his children. There was no provision made in the will for the payment of five hundred dollars or…
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