Grote v. Pace
Supreme Court of Georgia
Wills. Legacies. Estates. Comity of States. Laws. Husband and Wife. Trusts. Inheritance. Before Judge Stewart. Newton Superior Court. March Term, 1883. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
Charles Lane, of Newton county, Georgia, died testate in 1848, leaving his widow and four minor, children. By the third item of his will he directed such of his estate as was not required to pay debts and specific legacies, to be kept together for the support and maintenance of his wife and children, and for the education of the children; in case his wife should marry again, then he directed that she should have from his estate one equal share, regarding her and each of the children in life at her second marriage as *233shareholders. By the fourth item he appointed Lucius Whittich…
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