Hilpire v. Claude
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wright District Court. — IioN. S. M". Weaver, J udge. AotioN in equity for a partition of certain real estate Decree was rendered dismissing the plaintiffs petition, from which she appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Given, ,T.
I. On the 4th day of October, 1884, Henry G. Bernard and his wife, the defendant Catherine Olaude, duly executed a joint will, in which they devised to each other all property which either might own at the time of his *161or her decease. On the 23d day of February, 1893, Henry G. Bernard died intestate, seised in fee simple of the land in question, and leaving his wife surviving him, who since intermarried with her co-defendant, Julian Claude. Said will was duly admitted to probate. Henry G. and Oatherine Bernard had no children born to them. In the year 1880 the plaintiff, then aged…
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