Oldham v. Noble

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In this case the appellants are seeking to establish ownership and recover possession of 111 acres of land in Brown County, Indiana, now held and occupied by the appellees, Charles R. Noble and Myrtle M. Noble, who claim to be the fee simple owners thereof. The appellee Minnie B. Allen is merely a formal party to the appeal and, as she asserts no interest in the matter, our use of the word “appellees” hereafter will be understood to have reference to the Nobles only. The controversy has its origin in the following facts:

On October 29, 1925, the land involved was owned by Morris and May…