Wellinger v. Wellinger

Appellants sued to set aside a default and decree, taken against them through their mistake, inadvertence and excusable neglect, quieting title to certain lands in appellee in a suit by appellee against appellants. It is averred in the verified complaint that in 1892, Erederick Wellinger, the father of appellants, was a widower, and owned in fee simple the lands in question, and in that year he and appellee entered into a marriage contract, procured a marriage license from' the county clerk, and had a minister perform the ceremony making appellee, as these appellants and Erederick Wellinger…