Lewis v. Lewis

Loring, Justice.

This was a suit begun in August 1939 to cancel a deed conveying real estate, to partition or sell that realty, and to compel an accounting by defendants of personal property and profits therefrom alleged to be in defendants’ possession and owned by plaintiffs and defendants as tenants in common. All parties involved are heirs or legal representatives of heirs of Silas Lewis, deceased. Plaintiffs are Lucretia Lewis and Myrtle Dalton, daughters, and H. E. Doebler, administrator of the estate of Jennie Doebler, deceased daughter. Defendants are Don Lewis and Edith Rosing, son and…