Herrington v. Herrington

1. Where, after the death of an intestate, the heirs at law, who were her children, met and agreed upon a division among themselves of the real estate which had belonged to her, and where at the time no division was made of any personal property belonging to her estate, and no agreement was made respecting a division of certain personal’ property consisting of household furnishings, farming material, stock, etc., which had been located on the home place of the intestate where she and some of these heirs had lived together, and which after her death remained there in the possession of the…