Griffin v. Tomlinson

Appellees, who are heirs at law of James Tomlinson, deceased, instituted this suit against appellant and the remaining heirs, for the partition of certain lands containing approximately three hundred acres, of which the decedent died seized and possessed. Appellant filed her answer to the bill of complaint, and by decree entered on the 31st day of July, 1929, it was adjudged that the lands of James Tomlinson, deceased, be “partitioned into nine parts as nearly equal as possible, having reference to quantity *152and quality, value, ways and water.” Three commissioners were appointed to make…