Catt v. Robins

William E. Robins died, leaving a will, at the age of seventy-two years, after an illness caused by cerebral hemorrhage. He had been married three times. Appellee Ella Seaver is a daughter by his first marriage. His first wife divorced him, and to his second marriage was born a son, Samuel, the appellant, and two daughters, now deceased, leaving surviving them appellees Louis Croslow and Bessie Irene Catt. Prior to the last seven years of his life Robins lived on a farm in Lawrence county which he inherited from his father, as he did the other lands which he owned at the time of his death. It…