Barnett v. Thomas

Wiley, O. J.

Appellees—except Edward D. Thomas— were plaintiffs below, and appellant and said Thomas were defendants. In their complaint plaintiffs averred that they and appellant were owners in fee simple, as tenants in common, of certain real estate, which is specifically described; that plaintiffs derived their title as heirs of Erasmus D. Thomas, who died seized of certain real estate; that said Edward was a son and heir of decedent, and that his interest in the real estate had been divested by a judicial sale, and appellant had acquired such interest by deed from the sheriff; that…