Miller v. Armentrout

This is a suit in chancery for the partition of a tract of 143 acres of land alleged to have been owned by Fielding P. Sizer at the time of his death in 1895. The bill was filed in 1948 by Marion Armentrout and H. F. Wright. It averred that by his will, copy of which was exhibited with the bill, Sizer devised the land, after the life estate of his wife, to his three daughters, namely, Diana J. Arritt, Martha A. Whiting and Mary M. Lowry, and to his granddaughter, Emma Miller, and that “by successive conveyances” one-half of the one-fourth interest of Diana J. Arritt vested in complainants and…