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-3- <br /> � III <br /> The effect of an order admitting a will to probate is to vest <br /> title to the property in the devisees. Title is not vested in the <br /> executor or co-executo�s of the estate. Title is vested in the <br /> devisee, as completely as a deed from the owner of property vests <br /> title in his grantee. Scott v. Scott, 179 I11 App 3d 487 (1919) . <br /> IV <br /> Finally, "contiguity" is satisfied by a touching or adjoining <br /> in a reasonable substantial physical sense. In re Annexation to <br /> Villaqe of Buffalo Grove, 128 I11 App 2d 261. The territory sought <br /> to be annexed is clearly contiguous. <br /> ORDER <br /> The Court finds (1) the property described in the petition is <br /> contiguous to the city of Decatur; (2) the petition is signed by <br /> the requisite number of electors and property owners of record; and <br /> (3) that the description of the territory contained in the petition <br /> is adequate in law. The question of annexation is thereby ordered <br /> submitted to the corporate authorities of the City of Decatur and <br /> a copy of this order is ordered sent by the Clerk of the Court to <br /> the Clerk of the City of Decatur. A op of this order is also <br /> ordered submitted to co sel o pet tion and objectors. <br /> 1' ����J N L. DAVIS, Circuit Judge <br /> Enter: <br />