Graham v. Graham
West Virginia Supreme Court
An appeal granted, upon the petition of James Graham, from a decree of the circuit court of Monroe county, rendered on the 23d day of- May, 1873, in a cause in chancery then pending in said court, in wliich John Graham and others, were plaintiffs, and James Graham, Rebecca Graham and others, were defendants. The case *s stated in the opinion of the Court. Hon. Homer A. Holt, Judge of the circuit court of Monroe county,- rendered the decree complained of.
1Opinion of the CourtHaymoND, Judge
It appears that on the 28th day of December, 1812, James Graham, of the county of Monroe, then a part of the State of Virginia, but now a part of the State of West Virginia, made and published his last will and testament, and that afterwards, in the year 1813, he died in said county. The said last will was afterwards in the year 1813, duly admitted to probate by the county court of said county. Sometime previous to the making of said will, Rebecca Graham, one of the daughters of said James, was married to one Joseph Graham.
The tenth clause of the said will of James Graham, is in these words,…
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