Clemens v. Patterson

Benjamin Patterson, as executor, propounded the will oí James Clemens, deceased, for "probate. The will was propounded by a written petition, which gives the names and residences of the next of kin. Citations were issued to the next of kin resident in the State, and served upon them; and publication was made *722as to the non-residents. One of them, Jeremiah Clemens', appeared, and contested the will propounded by Patterson, and set up an older will, upon the ground that the older will had been cancelled, and the younger one executed, when the testator was insane. The younger will propounded by…