Hanks v. Folsom

Bill filed February 19, 1880, by the children and sons-in-law of J. A. Cassidy, who is still living, and Martha A. M. Cassidy, his late wife, to recover the possession of certain land. The chancellor, upon final hearing, declared the complainants entitled to the land upon the death of their father. The Referees have reported in favor of reversing the chancellor’s decree, and dismissing the bill with costs. Both sides have filed exceptions to the report, so as to open the whole case.

J. A. and Martha A. M. Cassidy intermarried in 1858, and had five children, four of whom are com*557plainants, and…