Kimber v. Kimber

Sarah A. Clarke, a widow seventy years of age, died at Chicago on January 25, 1922. She had been married three times. George A. Kimber, a son by her first marriage, was her only child and heir-at-law. On December 14, 1921, while temporarily residing at the home of Thomas G. Perkins and Nellie Perkins, his wife, in Chicago, she executed an instrument which purported to be her last will and testament. By this instrument she gave to her son a lot in Rosehill Cemetery; to Alfred C. Clarke, the brother of her deceased husband, a vacant half-lot in Forest Home Cemetery ; to Marie E. Kimber, the…