Clark v. Krogh

— Claimant is a daughter of decedent, and the claim filed by her is for board, lodging, and care furnished decedent for eight or ten years prior to his death. Claimant, lived with her parents in their home on a farm until her marriage in 1907, at which time she and her husband moved to Htiea, New York, where they resided in a home purchased by them until 1919. Claimant and her family then returned to Iowa at the request of claimant’s mother who wrote her “to come home to be near her because she was so poorly.’’

On their return they lived in a small house for about two years, when they moved…