Weight v. Jones
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marion Superior Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Elliott, J. —
The theory of the appellant’s complaint is that the real property in controversy is subject to seizure upon judgments rendered against the appellee Jesse Jones, and that his title to the property, derived through his deceased wife, Louisa J. Jones, is in fee. The fifth paragraph of the answer of the appellees avers that “ In the year 1840 *18Jesse Jones married Louisa J. Norwood; that at the time of said marriage neither of them had any property or estate; that two children only were born of said marriage, namely, the said Maria, now intermarried with said Foltz, and the said Mary,…
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