Denzler v. Rieckhoff
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Iowa District Court. — Hon. M. J. Wade, Judge. This is a suit in equity to quiet the plaintiff’s title to certain real estate. The defendant Emily L. Rieckhoff filed an answer and cross petition in which she claimed to be the owner of two-fifths of the property, and she demanded a partition of the same. There was full hearing on the merits, and a decree was entered for the plaintiff, as prayed in the petition. Defendant Emily L. Rieckhoff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRothrock, C. J.
I. The parties are children and grandchildren of Jacob Denzler, deceased, who was a farmer, and resided in Iowa county. He accumulated quite a large estate. He died in the year 1889, and left surviving him his widow, Yerona Denzler, and five children. The children were the plaintiff herein, Jacob Denzler, and Henry Denzler, John Denzler, Caroline Schild, and Yerona Rieckhoff. It will be observed from the pames of the daughters, that they were married before the death of their father. Some years before his death, Jacob Denzler divided his real estate among some of his children. He and his wife…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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