Brisbin v. Huntington
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Scott District Court.— Hon. P. B. Wolee. J udge. Action to construe a will. Both parties appeal — that. of plaintiff being first perfected.—
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
J. Monroe Parker departed this life in 1892, leaving, him surviving, three children. One of these died unmarried and without issue shortly after the father, and by the terms of the latter’s will his interest in the estate passed to' the other two, William Frederick Parker and the plaintiff. William Frederick died in 1902, and the important questions involved are whether he was ever married, and, if not, whether the defendants Francis Tadmir Parker and Alexander Tulsi Parker, or either of them, are entitled to one-half of the income derived from the estate of J. Monroe Parker. His will is…
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