Walker v. Walker

This is a bill in chancery, filed in the circuit court of Tazewell county, prhying for partition of ten acres of land and for an accounting as to rents and profits. The land was owned in his lifetime by William Walker, and is a part of a tract of one hundred and sixty acres, all of which he owned at the time of his death, December 26, 1896. It appears that he had been married twice; that he was divorced from his first wife, Meda-Walker, and had three children by that marriage, namely, Winifred Walker, Glenn Walker and Jane Lenore Walker, all of whom are infants, of the ages of thirteen,…