Farrar v. Johnson

O’NIELL, O. J.

This suit was, at the beginning, an action for a partition of the estate of H. O. Johnson, deceased, brought by a daughter against the coheirs and the widow of H. O. Johnson. The widow is not the mother of the Johnson. heirs. In answer to the suit, one of the defendants, J. B. Johnson, a son of the deceased, set up a claim against the estate for $1,620 and a claim against the widow for $71. The other heirs denied that' the estate owed J. B. Johnson any part of the $1,620, and set up a counterclaim against him for $35. The widow also denied owing him anything. The suit for a…