Swearingen v. Inman

Minnie E. Inman died February 26, 1899, leaving the appellee George L. Inman, her husband, and the appellants, Elizabeth Swearingen, her mother, and Nancy M. Robbins, her sister, her only heirs-at-law. She left a will, in which George L. Inman was appointed executor, and it was admitted to probate. George L. Inman having filed a bill in the circuit court of Champaign county to set aside a deed of certain premises which he claimed under the will, Elizabeth Swearingen and Nancy M. Robbins, together with Maude Robbins, who afterward withdrew as complainant and became a defendant, filed their…