Yelvington v. Mitchell
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, C. J.
W. H. Robinson’ died in 1884 and left surviving, his widow and four children, namely: James, Olivia, Minerva and Yee. . At the time of his death he owned and was in possession of 80 acres of land situated in Monroe County. Sometime prior to 1895 the widow of W. H. Robinson, deceased, married a Doctor Boals, and there was to this marriage, one child, Elmer Boals, born. Mrs. Boals died in 1895 and left surviving her husband, Dr. Boals, and Elmer Boals, issue of this marriage, and the children of her former marriage. Mrs. Boals at the time of her death owned, in her own right, 180 acres of land…
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