Jackson v. Young
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER, Associate Justice.
Appellant sued in the District Court to establish his right as tenant in common to *733a half interest in real property. The property in question belonged to George F. Jackson, who died intestate June 12, 1917. James Jackson, a brother of George, died in 1908, leaving a daughter, Mabel Young, appellee herein. Upon the death of George F. Jackson the title to the property in question passed, according to the Probate Court records, to Mabel Young, who entered into possession thereof, claiming it as sole owner and sole heir of George F. Jackson. She has occupied it…
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