Nease v. Capehart
West Virginia Supreme Court
Tlie opinion of the Court contains a sufficient statement of the case. The Hon. James W. Hoge, judge of the circuit court of Mason county, presided at the hearing below.
1Opinion of the Court
Hoffman, Judge :
Madison Nease and others, before or early in the year 1870 — the time does not appear exactly' — -brought' their suit in equity, against Janies Capehart, executor of James Capehart, and Henry Capehart, in the circuit court of the county of Mason. In their bill they allege :
That James Capehart and Henry Capehart were brothers, and that the wife of Rogers was their sister: That in the year 1839, Henry Capehart and Neheriiiah Rogers were jointly seised of two tracts of land in the county of Mason: That being indebted to Tiernan & Co. and M. & F. Tiernan, they, on the 16th day of…
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