Wright v. Wright

Appellant brought this action to recover the possession of real estate. The overruling of a demurrer to the first paragraph of the answer is the only question presented for review here. The material portions of that answer may be epitomized as follows: Amasa P. Castor died intestate in 1864, leaving appellant as his widow, and children by her, who are still living, as his heirs at law. Previous to his death his real estate had been sold upon execution. In 1866 appellant intermarried with one Martin Wright, by whom she had no children. After this marriage she instituted a proceeding in…