Coleman v. Parran
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit. Court, Hardy County. Bill by JR. L. Coleman, Emma P. Coleman, and William S. Parran agaist Nina A. Parran and others, in equity, for partition and sale of land. Plaintiff's had a decree and the defendants, J. C. Parran and W. V. I). Parran appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
McWhorter, Judge:
At December rules, 1891, R. L. Coleman, Emma P. Coleman, and William S. Parran filed their bill in equity in the Circuit Court of Hardy County, against Nina A. Par-ran, widow,1 D. T. Parsons, W. V. D. Parsons, John 0. Parran, Martha Barbee, and Samuel Barbee, defendants, alleging that the said parties plaintiffs and defendants are the heirs at law and widow of N. D. Parran, who, in 188-, died seised and possessed in fee simple of several valuable tracts of land, situate in said Hardy County, on or near the South fork of the South branch of the Potomac, consisting of three…
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