Wilson v. Wilson

This is an action for a judgment that the defendant holds title to a tract of land as trustee for the plaintiff, and for an accounting. The defendant prevailed in part, and the plaintiff appeals.

There is some conflict in the evidence, hut many material facts are proved by undisputed evidence. In October, 1904, the plaintiff, the widow of W. A. Scales, who died in 1902, leaving the plaintiff and an infant daughter, Gladys, him surviving, was married to the defendant. Mr. Scales died seized of the land in dispute, and with his wife and child occupied it as a homestead at the time of his death.…