Lang v. Lang
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Crawford District Court. — Hon. F. M. Powers, Judge. On petition of plaintiffs, a temporary guardian of the property of John K. Lang was appointed, and on trial the jury found that a permanent guardian should be appointed to manage his property and affairs. He appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
— The plaintiffs are the sons and daughter of the defendant. Another son, Harry Lang, did not join in the petition,. and a daughter Hattie had died of tuberculosis. Their mother died January 21, 1908, and her surviving husband, the defendant, then sixty-two or sixty-seven years of age, married Leonora Pegan, then twenty-one years of age and a sister of the wife of his son Thomas, April 17th *303of the same year. Immediately after this marriage, he conveyed to her the one hundred and sixty acres of land on ■which he lived, and on July 25th of the same year signed and acknowledged a deed,…
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