Kennedy v. Monroe

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Smith, J.:

This was an action to partition a forty-acre tract of land. Judgment was entered partitioning it. The plaintiff and two of the defendants have appealed. These appeals were consolidated in this court.

A designation of the parties at the outset will be helpful. In July, 1920, Frank F. Monroe took title to the tract in his own name. *169Before the final judgment was entered he died. He and his wife, Anna, had two sons, E. L. Monroe and C. B. Monroe. Defendant Lura Monroe is the widow, and defendant Lynne C. Monroe the son and the only child of E. L.…