Crawley v. Kendrick
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Hammond. McDuffie superior court. June 27, 1904.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
William B. Kendrick died testate in 1892. By his will, which was executed on March 29, 1888, he devised and bequeathed certain portions of his property separately to each of his three sons, William G., Wilson B., and John R. Kendrick, for life, and at the death of each to go to their respective children as a class, in remainder. William, G. Kendrick, one of the life-tenants, died in 1902, leaving one child, namely J. H. Kendrick, who was also his only child in esse when the testator died, and one grandchild, the plaintiff in error, whose parent had died even before the testator had made his…
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