Gerry v. Stimson
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Bill in equity. Heard on demurrer. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtAppleton, C. J.
The case comes before us upon bill and demurrer.
The complainant in her bill alleges that she was married to one Joshua Gerry; that prior to 1846, said Gerry had acquired by deed a title to the lot of land described in the bill; that being embarrassed in his affairs and of intemperate habits, ‘ it was talked over .and arranged amongst the family of said Joshua ’ ‘ that said Joshua should part with his title to the land for the benefit of his family before the same should be squandered and lost, and that the children *187of said Joshua should all join together and help pay up the debts of their…
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