Cramer v. Wilson
Illinois Supreme Court
Writ op Error to the Superior Court of Cook county;, the Hon. A. H. Chetlain, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hand
This is a bill in chancery filed February 1, 1888, by the plaintiff, Fannie N. Dresser, (now Fannie N. Dresser Cramer,) in the superior court of Cook county, for the partition of certain premises described in the bill, located, in the city of Chicago, between herself and Lilly Belle-Dresser, who are alleged to be the owners of the patent title, Fannie N. being the owner of the undivided two-thirds and Lilly Belle the owner of the,undivided one-third thereof. Henry H. Gage and Julia Wilson, who, it was alleged, held'certain tax titles upon said premises, were made parties defendant, to the…
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