In re Estate of Farquharson

Miller, Judge.

In her will, Nell Gardiner Glenn Farquharson named her son-in-law William B. Hardegree and First Union National Bank of Columbus as co-executors of her estate. A codicil made James A. Farquharson, the testatrix’s husband, an income beneficiary of a certain trust, which the parties refer to as the A. G. Edwards account. After the testatrix’s death, the bank declined to serve as co-executor, and Hardegree offered the will with codicil for probate in solemn form. Farquharson filed a caveat “objecting to the appointment of William B. Hardegree as executor” on the ground that…