Betsill v. Betsill

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Baker.

Prior to 1916, a man whose name was H. G. Betsill lived in the City of Orangeburg in a small dwelling situate on a portion of about three acres of land in the northwestern suburbs of said city. In 1916, H. G. Betsill died intestate, seized and possessed of the above-stated property, and leaving as his heirs his widow, Cornelia A. Betsill, and eight children. About five or six years after his death, his widow died intestate, leaving no other heirs than the same eight children which the said PI. G. Betsill had left. A short time before…