Andrews v. Andrews

Complaint upon the following facts:

William B. Andrews, in 1853, was about leaving Lafayette, Indiana, for Australia. He had an aged mother, Sarah Andrews, for whom he wished to provide. He conveyed to her a piece of property in Lafayette, on which she might reside, for the consideration, as expressed in the deed, of 400 dollars. After his departure, she sold the property for 1,000 dollars, and, with the proceeds, purchased two lots in Lafayette. Soon after, she died, leaving several heirs.

William B. Andrews, the grantor of the house to Sarah, now prosecutes this'suit for the purpose of having…