Beckmann v. Meyer
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from St. Louis Court of Appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHenry, J.
The opinion of the court of appeals in this case satisfactorily disposes of the questions presented by the record herein, and its judgment is affirmed.
All concur. Lewis, P. J.,
The opinion of the St. Louis court of appeals was delivered by
as follows:
In 1860, the plaintiff’s father, Henry Beckmann, Senior, purchased from one'Werner a farm containing about thirty acres, and moved thereon with his family, adopting it as his home. ■ He had a wife and an only son, the plaintiff herein, who attained his majority in 1867, and afterward married, but, except for a short time, continued to live with his…
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