Lutz v. Billick
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Louisa District Courí.-'-HÓN. Oscar Hale, Judge. .Suit in partition was consolidated with an action by the administrator to sell, and resulted in a decree as prayed. Lewis A. Billick, who claimed to own an undivided one half of the land, appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
J. J. Billick died seized of 240 acres of land and leaving him surviving a widow, Susan A. Billick, who died in 1899, and five sons and one daughter. Of the sons, Seef Billick remained single, and died in 1897. Freed Billick departed this life in 1910, leaving him surviving five children and four grandchildren by a deceased daughter. ■ T. J., or Jefferson, Billick died January 1, 1913, at the age of 65 years. Lewis A. Billick was born in 1872 and, therefore, was fifteen years old at the time' of his father’s death. The plaintiff, Ella Billick, married Frank Lutz, February 14, 1900, and had…
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