Townsend v. Radcliffe

This was a bill in chancery in the St. Clair Circuit Court, brought by Alfred Townsend and others, claiming to be the legal representatives of Haney Eadcliffe, deceased, against her surviving husband, William J. Radcliffe, for a discovery of all the personal property belonging to deceased as her separate property at the time of her death, and to decree the same to complainants as the heirs at law and distributees of deceased. The bill also prayed that defendant, who had administered upon the estate of the deceased, would account to them for all moneys he had received belonging to her as…