Orth v. Orth
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom tlie Carroll Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, C. J.
— The late Honorable Godlove S. Orth, by his last will, devised and bequeathed to Mary Ann Orth, who was his second wife, all of his real and *185personal property, without condition, reservation, or limitation. Bearing the date of said will and accompanying the same was this letter from the testator to his said wife:
“To My Dear Wife — Among my papers you will find my will of this date. I .give,ancLhe.qjie.ath to you all my property, real and personal. I do this because it will greatly facilitate the settlement of my estate, will tend to save unnecessary costs and expenses and will give you, if…
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