Burdick v. Kent
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Scott Circuit Court. Action to set aside an order or judgment of tbe Circuit Court, There was a decree for tbe plaintiff, and the intervenor Thompson appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtServers, J.
l noMF,s™1viien°not set, apart. — Rosalie Campbell was the owner of tbe real estate in controversy, and at tbe^time of her death itwasocenpied ^7 her and William P. Campbell, her bus-band, as tlieir homestead. • The said Rosalie executed a will, and, omitting notice of a bequest, which is immaterial, she thereby devised tbe real estate to Franklin Fearing, in trust, with directions to sell the same and *584pay tbe proceeds in equal portions to two of ber grand-children. The plaintiff is guardian of said children.
Rosalie Campbell died in 1875, and William P. Campbell continued to occupy said…
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