Reversal and remand in Illinois will case ruling
The Illinois Supreme Court reversing a lower court decree contesting John P. Robbins will finds no mental incapacity or undue influence in May 1866 will. It holds there was no evidence of senile dementia, notes strong neighbor testimony of testator’s vigor, and determines the will to be a free act. The case remands for new trial with instructions for proper jury guidance.
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State of Ilinois
Supreme Court Central Grand Division
Supreme Court
Central Grand Division
State of Minors
Springfield
A. D
Pinckney HH. Walker
Sidney Breese
Wm. K. McAllister
John Schofield
John M. Scott
Benjamin R. Sheldon
Alfred M. Craig
Towit
A.D
Reuben C. Rutherford
Mary Ann Morris
Adams
Justice Bruce
Adams County
John P. Robbins
New Stampshire
Quincy
Quincey
Mary Ann
Jane N. Morris
Rebecca Maria
Reuben C. Rtutherford
Fiutherford
Robbins
Rutherford
United States
Goodwin & Davis
Pood
Goodwin
Davis
Mr. Goodwin
Goodin
Tince
King
Rowle
Ea Dig
Reuben O. Rutherford
Morris
Reuben Rutherford
Harriet Warren
Lutherford
Hey
Lawhall
Courts of Chancery
Bromfield
Moses F. Bassett
Wilson
Hasnet
Curtis
Bassett
Byrd
Hannah C
Brown
Isancock County
Therr Belves
Basset
Tn Watson
Vai Watson
van Abstra Hunter
Silby
Fish
Meeker
Wright
Appelees
Edgar R. Morris
Appelee
Dr. Rutherford
Ify
Cain
Broadway
Douk
Maria
Broomfield
Carmichael
Reed
Redlf
Kinne
Johnson
Tyler
Gardner Ton
Tyson
M.D. Flew
Eadie
Samson
Miller
Serg & Rawle
R. Cox
Rabb
Gersham
Wilson Va. Moran
Clapp
Fullerton
Bleeker
Lynch
Bradford
Grantted
Linfirta
Uhlich
Clearwater
Kimler
Charles Warren
Heuser