Anderson v. Ketcham
South Dakota Supreme Court
Appeal from .'Circuit Court; Beadle County. Hon. Alva E. Taylor, Judge. In the matter of the estate of Emma B. Ketcham, deceased. Upon final distribution of the estate, report of appraisal commissioners was confirmed by county court in favor of a private sale of the realty to Frank H. Ketcham, husband of deceased, and administrator of the estate and petitioner for final distribution, against the objection of Ella G. Anderson, an heir and other heirs.
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Appeal from .'Circuit Court; Beadle County. Hon. Alva E. Taylor, Judge. In the matter of the estate of Emma B. Ketcham, deceased. Upon final distribution of the estate, report of appraisal commissioners was confirmed by county court in favor of a private sale of the realty to Frank H. Ketcham, husband of deceased, and administrator of the estate and petitioner for final distribution, against the objection of Ella G. Anderson, an heir and other heirs. Upon appeal to circuit court judgment was entered confirming the judgment appealed from.; 'from which judgment of the circuit court, and from an…
1Opinion of the CourtWhiting, J.
Upon the final distribution of the estate of one Emma B. Ketcham, deceased, there were three quarter sections of land in Beadle county, S. D., to' be partitioned among the heirs — ¡Frank H. Ketcham, 'husband of deceased, Mrs. Ella G. Anderson, sister of deceased, and five nephews and nieces of the *519deceased. The commissioners appointed to partition said property ■concluded' that it could not be divided in kind. They appraised the land, made a report of such appraisal, reported that the husband was willing to accept the whole of said land and pay or secure its value, and they recommended the…
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