Hopping v. Gray

Howell, Y. C.

This suit is brought for the partition of lands of which George D. Eandall died seized. The master to whom the cause was referred was directed to report upon the right, title and interest of Frederick L. Eandall, a son of the testator, and of William McMurtry and George M. Keasbey, who claim to have succeeded to the interest of the said Frederick, in the real estate sought to be partitioned. The question involves a construction of the will of George D. Eandall, and an ascertainment therefrom of the rights of the litigants. Mr. Eandall died in 1889, leaving three children, Lillie…