Finch v. Jackson

The appellee brought his action for partition, alleging that Catharine Finch, who, with her husband, was mado defendant, had, upon the death of her former husband, • leaving said Catharine, his widow, and three children surviving, as his widow become seized of an interest of one-third in certain real estate; that the undivided two-thirds of such real estate had been sold to pay the debts of the estate of her deceased husband, and bad been purchased by the said appellee; that the said Catharine had since intermarried; and he prayed a decree of partition. A demurrer was overruled by the court,…