Campbell v. Martin
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery. Heard on the pleadings and master’s report at-the March Term, 1913, Franklin County, Miles, Chancellor. Decree, pro forma, for the orator. The defendants appealed. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, J.
Mary Campbell, the orator’s intestate, owned at the time of her death a house and lot in the village of Swanton. Her husband, Abraham Campbell, the orator herein, had no interest in this property other than that which the law gives to a surviving husband. The defendant Rosa Martin is one of eight surviving children of Abraham and Mary Campbell, and was married to the defendant Frank Martin after the death of her mother. Soon after their marriage the defendants went to live with the orator at his home on other premises. A few months later the orator borrowed $50 from defendant Frank, and this…
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