Huebschmann v. Cotzhausen

Oassoday, O. J.

On April 5, 1866, John Hess, of Milwaukee, duly executed his last will and testament, wherein and whereby he purported to give to his wife, Regina, all his personal property absolutely, and also the use of his real estate for the term of twenty-five years after his death, subject to the payment by her of all taxes and assessments thereon during such term; and the remainder of such real estate he devised, the undivided one-half to the children of his daughter, the plaintiff Crescentia C. Huebschmann, and the other undivided one-half to the children of his son, Philip Hess, then…