White v. Clawson
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Hancock Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Best, C.
— This action was brought by the appellees against *189the appellants for the partition of forty acres of land in Hancock, and fifty-one acres in Rush county, Indiana. The complaint consisted of two paragraphs. In the first it was averred that one Robert White died intestate in the year 1848, seized of the land in question; that the appellee Elizabeth was his daughter and inherited from him an undivided one-eighth part thereof; that the appellant White owns the undivided seven-eighths of the forty acres, and appellant Parker the undivided seven-eighths of the fifty-one acres; that the…
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