Exendine v. Corn
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
This is an appeal from an order of the district court, denying tbe admission of a will to probate. Tbe testatrix, Mrs. Red Corn, Wah-kon-tah-he-um-pah, was an Osage Indian allottee. Her will was offered to tbe county court and admitted to probate. John Woods, one of tbe legatees-mentioned in tbe will, joined by other defendants in error herein, protested against tbe probation of sucb will, and upon its being admitted to probate appealed from tbe county court to tbe district court, where tbe validity of the will was tried de novo.
Proponent, plaintiff in error, introduced tbe will in evidence,…
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