Curtis v. Brewer
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Calhoun; Hopkins, J. Bill by Le Grand Curtis and another against Mark B. Brewer and others to restrain the foreclosure of certain mortgages, and for an accounting. Defendant Brewer filed an answer in the nature of a cross-bill praying for the foreclosure of said mortgages. From a decree for defendant, complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
Benjamin Curtis died seised of 160 acres of land, leaving a widow, Mary T. Curtis, a daughter, Margaret Abbey Curtis, and two sons, Joshua W. and OnasF. Curtis. Margaret” Abbey Curtis died unmarried, after the making of the will of Mary T. Curtis, hereinafter mentioned, but before the death of the testatrix. At the time this will was executed Onas F. Curtis had three children, who are now living, named respectively Mary B. Boughton, Le Grand Curtis, and Mabel G. Curtis (now McKee, she having married since this suit was commenced). Joshua W. Curtis had five children living at the time of his…
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