Dye v. Davis

This was a suit by the appellee, against the appellants, to obtain the partition of certain real estate.

In his complaint, the appellee alleged, in substance, that, *475on the 23d. day of September, 1873, one William II. Dye died intestate, and was, at and before his death, the owner, and seized in fee-simple, of certain lands and town lots, particularly described, in Hancock county, Indiana; that the said William II. Dye, at his death, left surviving him the appellant Lusetta Dye, as his widow, and William II. Dye, Jr., Mary Davis, then the wife of the appellee, Jane Dye and Erank Dye, as his…