McKay v. Macomb Circuit Judge

John C. Batchelder, now dead, made a will on September 24, 1920, bequeathing to his heirs at law all his household goods and bric-a-brac, appraised at upwards of $4,000. He devised his home to the trustees of the Protestant Episcopal church for the diocese of Michigan, in trust, to hold and maintain as a home for boys, and left the residue of his estate to them to endow such home, which he desired should be named the “Sarah Clark Home” in memory of his mother. He was unmarried and had no relatives dependent upon him, and none nearer than cousins. The will was duly admitted to probate December…