McLean v. McLean

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Smith, J.:

The following are the facts, so far as not controverted, of this case: The action is ejectment for the recovery of about four hundred acres of land lying in Cowley and Elk counties owned by one Hardin McLean at the time of his death, in 1910. The appellees, plaintiffs, are an alleged bastard son of Hardin McLean, and those to whom this alleged son has conveyed undivided interests by deed since the death of the intestate; and the appellants, defendants, are those collateral relatives of McLean to whom the land would descend under our statute…