Luckhart v. Luckhart
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Grundy District Oourt. — HoN. F. C. Platt, Judge. ■ Suit in equity for the partition of certain real estate. From a decree finding that one John Luckhart at the time of his death was the owner of a certain three hundred and twenfy acres.of land in Grundy county, Iowa, which William Luckhart claimed to own, he (William Luckhart) appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemeR, J.
The suit is to partition three hundred and twenty acres of land and five town lots, but the only controversy is over two quarter -sections which apopellant, William Luckhart, claims to own in virtue of conveyances thereof from John Luckhart, executed in August of the year 1877. John Luckhart, who at one time was the owner of this land, was the father of the defendants to this action, by his first marriage. His first wife died in the year 1876, and in June of the year 1879 he married the plaintiff Lydia Luckhart, by whom he had one child, Gertrude M., who with her mother, is also a plaintiff.…
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