Blachly v. Newburn
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Webster District Court. — R. M. Wright, Judge. Action to quiet title and cancel certain deeds, on tlie theory that the deed which is the basis of all conveyances is a forgery. Decree for the plaintiff in the district court. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGayxoii, C. J.
' uo™ sufficiency of evidence. In the year 1910, A. T. ICeenev was the owner of Lot 4 in Block and Behring’s Addition to Fort Dodge. At that time, and until his death, Stella Keeney, now. Stella Blachlv, one of the plaintiffs, was his wife. On the 11th day of September, 1910, Keeney was killed, and left surviving him Stella Keeney, his wife, and four minor children, the plaintiffs in this action, Fernie, Freddie, Beulah and Dorothy Keeney. In the year 1913, Stella Keeney, the widow, intermarried with the co-plaintiff, O. W. Blachly. On November 14, 1913, Stella Blaclily, formerly Stella…
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