Kantor v. Cohn

Plaintiff, claiming to be the widow of Simon Eubin, deceased, sues to recover dower in two parcels of real property of which Eubin was seized in his lifetime, and which he with one named “ Lena, his wife ” conveyed, and which by subsequent conveyances came into the possession of the defendants. Plaintiff and Eubin were married in Eussia in 1879, and after living together there and in the United States until 1893, during which time three children of the marriage were born, they separated in the supposition that they had become legally divorced. The so-called divorce was worthless. It was the…