Blackwood v. Blackwood

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Hopkins, J.:

William Blackwood died intestate. A son who had owed him, being unable to pay the estate in money, with approval of the probate court, conveyed a quarter section of land to the administrator. In the final order of distribution, the court divided the land in question among those found entitled to a distributive share. A daughter of the deceased was found to owe the estate more than her distributive share, and was allowed no part of the land. She filed no appeal from the order of the probate court, but later, and after the time to appeal had…