Truth Lodge No. 213 v. Barton
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Winnebago District Court. — Hon. Clieeord P. Smith, Judge. Suit in equity for the 'partition of certain real estate. The trial court'found that the parties were owners in severalty of certain parts of the property, confirmed their interests therein, and denied partition. Both parties appeal, but, as defendant first perfected his,' he will be called “appellant.” —
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
In February of the year 1871, oneStilson was the owner of lot 7, block 48, in Forest City. He conveyed the premises by warranty deed to B. A. Plummer and an unincorporated society known as Truth Lodge, No. 213, of Forest City, Iowa. On April 11,1878, B. A. Plummer conveyed the premises, except the second story of the building situated^hereon, by warranty deed, to J. A. Plummer. March 13, 1885, J. A. Plummer conveyed the entire premises, except the second story, to defendant, Barton, by warranty deed. On June 20, 1871, and while he was yet the owner of the lot, B. A. Plummer entered into a…
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