Teter v. Clayton

Partition of lands.

It appeared in this case that George II. Teter died about the year 1863, seized of certain lands in Hamilton county, leaving his wife, Hannah A. Teter, surviving him; and that the land in this suit, being apart of the lands of which George II. died seized, was set off to said Hannah A. as her share thereof as such widow, in certain proceedings in partition. After the decease of her former husband, Hannah A. Teter married William H. Clayton, and died during this covei’ture, leaving as her sole heir by the former marriage the appellant, John H. Teter, and a child by the…