Mundy v. Foster

Grates, Ch. J.

Without attempting to summarize all the facts set forth in the bill, some of the leading features will be mentioned. In 1837 the complainant intermarried with Minerva E. Rumsey, daughter of Henry Rumsey. They resided at Ann Arbor, and complainant and bis wife lived together until ber death, which occurred on the 26th of April, 1871. Her only heirs at law, as the bill states, were Melville L. and Avery B. Rumsey, sons of ber deceased brother, Julius C. Rumsey.

In 1854, as is claimed, complainant owned lots nine and twelve, in block three south of range nine east, in Ann Arbor, and…