Morgan v. Robbins
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Greene Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMonks, C. J.
George C. Morgan died testate in Greene county, Indiana, on December 15, 1894, leaving surviving him four sons and a daughter, Mary Morgan. The will *363which was executed in February, 1893, was duly admitted to probate at said county. Mary Morgan, the daughter of said testator, married appellee Robbins in 1895, after the death of the testator; and she died intestate in 1896, leaving her husband, the appellee Robbins, and no child or children, or their descendants, surviving her.
The question presented in this case arises upon the following clause of said will: “I also give and devise to my said…
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