Argo v. Coffin

This is a bill in chancery filed by appellees, who are a portion of the heirs-at-law of John Argo, deceased, for the purpose of setting aside a deed made by said John Argo, in 1879, ‘to Alexander P. Argo, the appellant, to a tract of land containing one hundred and sixty-four acres, and for the further purpose of partitioning said land among the heirs of said deceased. The grounds upon which the bill proceeds are the alleged mental incapacity of John Argo, in 1879, to execute a deed of conveyance, and the undue influence alleged to have been exercised by appellant and by his brother, Solomon…