Johnson v. Johnson
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Marion Superior Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMonks, J.
The errors assigned call in question the conclusions of law. The facts found necessary to determine the questions presented are substantially as follows: Henry B. Johnson died intestate in 1867, the owner in fee simple of certain real estate in Marion county, Indiana, leaving, surviving’ as his only heirs at law, Sarah P. Johnson, his second wife, by whom he had no child or children, and Moses Johnson and Mary Bell Johnson, his children by a former marriage. In 1888 said Sarah P. Johnson received from a firm of attorneys in Indianapolis an opinion in writing that, under the statutes of…
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