Fibbe v. Poland

Lawrence W. Poland, on Jan. 6, 1924, filed an action in the Hamilton Common Pleas, to partition the real estate left by Henry A. Ver-hage, deceased.

Mary Fibbe, et al, who, with Poland were the sole heirs at law and the owners of said real estate, were made defendants.

An answer was filed to Poland’s petition denying that he had a 1/10 interest in the real estate, but same was 1/12, later however 1/10 interest was agreed upon and he received his distributive share of the income. It was later decided that it was not to the interest of the parties interested to partition, and Poland dropped his…