Chaplin v. Sullivan
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Madison Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMcBride, J.
John Chaplin died intestate, in Madison county, owning certain lands in that county. He left surviving him, as his sole heirs, a widow, six living children, and the heirs of a deceased daughter. Appellant Solomon C. Chaplin is one of the children, and was appointed administrator of the estate.
Appellant Caroline Gillett and the appellee, Emma Sullivan, are daughters of said decedent. Solomon C. executed to them a mortgage on his undivided interest in said land, *51to secure to each the sum of $350, loaned him by each, both being secured by the same mortgage.
The widow had partition of the land,…
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