DUCKWORTH, Chief Justice.
1. When the attestation clause of a will recites all the facts essential to its due execution as a will, and it is shown that the alleged testatrix and those whose names appear thereon as witnesses actually affixed their signatures to the paper, a presumption arises that it was executed in the manner prescribed by law. Underwood v. Thurman, 111 Ga. 325 (36 SE 788); Wells v. Thompson, 140 Ga. 119 (78 SE 823, 47 LRA (NS) 722,...
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