Neilson v. Weber

This is a bill to have the rights of parties declared, and to sell land for partition. The land originally belonged to Wilhelmina Weber, who died March 18, 1896, intestate, leaving as her heirs three children, Rudolph Erlick, Adolph Weber, and Emma Heiss. Her personal estate was insolvent. Adolph Weber was appointed Administrator on March 26, 1896, and on the next day suggested the insolvency of the estate. He took no further steps in the administration until July 2, 1897, when he filed a statement of the assets and liabilities of the estate, and on December 22nd he filed a supplemental…