Stanforth v. Bailey

On April 3, 1914, Homer C. Mead was the owner of a farm in Mercer county, and on November 29, 1921, he and his wife, Luella Mead, were the owners, as tenants in common, of two lots in the city of Aledo. Mead died testate March 28, 1929, leaving him surviving no child or children or descendants of any deceased child, but leaving him surviving his widow, who died intestate on March 30, 1930, leaving no child or children or descendants thereof but leaving her surviving appellants John F. Stanforth, Charles Stanforth, Mary White, Clara Baxter and appellee Phebe I. Bailey, her brothers and…