Williams v. Babb

On March 7, 1922, Walter W. Babb, a single man, executed his will, by the terms of which he gave to his uncle, Edward N. Williams, “all the money I may have in any bank at the time of my decease, and all the money I may then have loaned out.” This provision was contained in paragraph II of his will. By paragraph III of said will, after reciting that he was one of the heirs at law of Mary L. Taylor, deceased, and as such was entitled to an interest in her estate, he disposed of said interest as follows: “I give, devise and bequeath all my right, title and interest in said Mary L. Taylor…