Glovier v. Dingus

This appeal is from a decree in a suit for the partition of land among the heirs-at-law—and purchasers from certain of them—of Griffith G. Glovier, deceased.

The decedent died intestate in October, 1933. He owned at the time of his death a farm of about 150 acres on Lick creek, north of St. Paul, in Lipps magisterial district of Wise county. He bought it in 1903, built a house on it and lived there the remainder of his life. He was survived by his widow, Sally Glovier, and by ten children, namely, William S. Glovier, Thomas M. Glovier, George G. Glovier, Henry D. Glovier, John W. Glovier,…