Hagan v. Moch

March 30, 1907, Carl Moch owned 40 acres of land in Muskegon county. He died September 30, 1907, leaving surviving him his widow, Josephine C. Moch, seven sons, Albert, Michael, Stanley, John, Matthew, Nicholas, and Frank, and two daughters, Marie Schuler and Theresa M. Long. His estate was probated, and, December 23, 1907, was assigned by the administrator one-third to the widow and two-thirds to the nine children, giving them two twenty-sevenths each. January 5, 1928, Josephine C. Moch and John Moch entered into an agreement with the plaintiff Hagan as follows:

“Received one dollar cash on…