Teal v. Richardson
Indiana Supreme Court
From Steuben Circuit Court; P. V. Hoffman, Special Judge. Suit by Elizabeth M. Richardson against Asbury Teal and others to quiet title. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendants appeal. Transferred from Appellate Court, under §1337u Burns 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtMouks, J.
Eli M. Teal died testate in 1899, the owner in fee simple of the real estate in controversy in this case. He left no descendants surviving, except appellee, his daughter, a widow, who had no children at the time the will was made or at his death. Said testator, by his will, which was duly admitted to probate in Steuben county, disposed of all his property, real and personal. The part of his will disposing of his real estate reads as follows: “Item 4. I give and devise to my daughter, Elizabeth Richardson, all my real estate which I may own or in which I have any interest at my decease, to…
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