Eichelberger v. Hawthorne

A statement of some of the material facts disclosed by the record is important to a proper understanding of the questions presented by this appeal.

Daniel Domer died in 1846, leaving a will by which he devised all his real estate to his wife for life, and on her death he directed and empowered his executors to sell the same, and execute deeds therefor to the purchasers as soon as the purchase money was paid, or secured to be paid, and to distribute the proceeds equally to his three children, the issue of any child dying before distribution to have the portion their father or mother would have…