Seeberger v. Seeberger
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Heard
Barbara Seeberger, aged eighty or eighty-one years, died intestate November 8, 1918, leaving her surviving as her only heirs-at-law, Charles H., Albert G. and Emory Seeberger, her sons, and Elsie M. and Martha Seeberger, daughters and only heirs-at-law of George Seeberger, a deceased son of Barbara. August 26, 1920, Elsie M. Seeberger filed in the circuit court of Cook county her bill for the partition of certain real estate in Chicago and Kankakee, alleging that Barbara died seized thereof. The bill made the other heirs and Gordon Ramsay, administrator of the estate of Barbara, defendants to…
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