Mayo v. Mayo

Henry C. Mayo died intestate on March 29, 1920, leaving surviving as his only heirs-at-law his brothers and sisters, Charles W. Mayo, Mary P. Whitehead, John M. Mayo and Sarah S. Mayo, appellants, and David Mayo, also a brother. At the time of his death he was seized in fee of lots 55 and 56 in Brown’s Second addition to the town of Kansas, Edgar county, Illinois. The appellants filed their bill for partition, making David Mayo defendant. Later they filed an amended bill, setting forth in addition to the averments of the original bill that Myrtle Mayo, daughter of David Mayo, claimed some…