Gilligan v. Jones

On April 19, 1935, A. K. Jones died, seized of certain property. Under the residuary clause of his will, .which was duly admitted to probate, all of the real estate of which he died seized, passed in equal shares to his five sons and daughters, subject, however, to a charge against the share of one of the daughters, Lizzie Connelly.

John W. Jones, one of the sons, died intestate, survived by Sadie E. Jones, Della M. Gilligan and Vernon W. Jones, as his sole and onljr heirs at law, and seized of his interest in the real estate left by A. K. Jones.

After the death of John W. Jones, Della M.…