Isenhour v. Isenhour

Complaint for partition of lands. The pleadings need not be stated, as no question is made upon them. The case was tried by the court on the following agreed state of facts:

1. Levi Isenhour died, intestate, at Miami county, Indiana, where he resided before the commencement of this suit.

2. Many years before his death, about the year 1852, he lawfully married a woman, who bore him one child in wedlock.

3. After said marriage and birth of said child, the said wife of said Levi died, leaving surviving her the said Levi, her husband, and their said child.

4. After her death, the said child died,…