King v. King

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

On March 17, 1909, Charles Roehrig conveyed to the defendant, William M. King, a house and lot situate on the corner of Baum Boulevard and Woodworth Street, Pittsburgh. The property was bought and the consideration therefor ($5,000) paid by defendant’s brother, Eugene T. King, at whose instance the deed was made to William. Eugene occupied the property by himself and tenants and paid the taxes thereon until he died, intestate, in August, 1922. He left surviving, a widow, Annie M. King, also a father and collateral heirs, but no children. The widow filed this bill…