Bowling v. Bank of New Haven
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Rees
— Reversing in part and affirming in part.
G. K. Bowling died testate in 1904, a resident of Nelson county, Ky. He left surviving him Ms widow, the appellant, Jmelda Bowling, and seven children, all of whom were infants His will, omitting the introductory clause, reads as follows:
“First — I appoint my friend and partner, Miles A. Howard, my executor and desire that he be allowed to qualify without any ¡surety or security.
“■Second — I desire my said executor to pay all my just debts and funeral expense's, and all the residue of my estate, real, personal and…
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