Crumbley v. Brook
Supreme Court of Georgia
Dower. Before Judge Freeman. Carroll superior court. August 14, 1909.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
Salina Crumbley made application to the superior court of Carroll county to have dower assigned to her from the land of Samuel J. Crumbley, who, she alleged, was her deceased husband. Commissioners were appointed, and made a report. M. J. Brook and Mrs. M. E. Crumbley were alleged to be executors. The former was served, and filed objections to the return of the commissioners. The substantial defense set up was that the applicant was not the lawful wife of Crumbley at the time of his death, but that he had obtained a divorce from her in the State of Alabama, and had remarried, and Mrs. M. E.…
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