Rhoads v. Jones

Action by the appellant against the appellees, upon an oral agreement for the care and support of one Indiana Castor.

The facts stated in the appellant’s complaint are, substantially, as follows:

Isaac Castor, the father of Indiana Castor, died testate, and his will was admitted to probate. Among its provisions was one devising to the appellant certain personal property and real estate, of the value of $6,000, with the condition subsequent that the appellant should> support and care for said Indiana as long as she remained unmarried. In February, 1876, the appellees and others, instituted suit…