White v. Ross

The original bill in this case was brought by Annie G. White against James B. White and numerous other defendants, for the purpose of setting aside certain conveyances, and of ascertaining and obtaining possession of the complainant’s share of the real and personal estate of her father, Alexander White, deceased, and for an accounting. Shortly after the bill was filed, the complainant intermarried with Alexander Eoss, and she thereupon executed a deed conveying to one Carter, who conveyed to her husband, the property in controversy, the title thus acquired by her husband being, as is…