McSweeney v. McMillen
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Rush Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Franklin, C.
Appellants filed against appellees a petition for the partition of ninety-seven acres of- land, and part of the north half of lot No. 56, in the town of Rushville, and alleging that Mary A. E. McSweeney is the owner of the undivided one-third of the land and one-half of that portion of the lot, and asking that it be set apart and delivered to her.
The petition states, that one John McMillen, in March, 1857, died a resident of said county and State, leaving Mary McMillen, his widow, and Samuel E. McMillen, Rebecca Morris, James T. McMillen and Mary A. E. McMillen, his children ;…
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