Creekmore v. Gregory

Carreton Harris, Chief Justice.

W. H. Creekmore died testate in April, 1913, and his will was admitted to probate. Creekmore was survived by his widow, N. J. Creekmore, and four sons, W. M. Creekmore, John W. Creekmore, Fred G. Creekmore, and C. C. Creekmore. Included in the will were the following provisions:

“I give to my woman N. J. Creekmore the NW/4 of the SE/4 of Sec. 31, 11, 29 during her life, at her death to go to and be the property of W. M. Creekmore if he should die without any heirs then one of the other boys to take the land and pay the other 2/3 of its value.1 I don’t want it to…