Porter v. Mooney
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Hancock Circuit Court; Earl Sample, Judge. Action by Joanna Porter and others against John Mooney, and others. From the judgment rendered, the plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, J.
Appellants brought this action against appellees for the partition and sale, as indivisible, of two tracts of land in Hancock county, containing thirty and fifty-two acres respectively, of which Patrick Mooney died seized in 1886. His widow, Bridget Mooney, died in 1913. Appellants Joanna Porter, Martin and Thomas Mooney, and appellees John and Mary Mooney are their children. Appellants Cecil and Harry Kelsch are their grandchildren.
It is conceded that each child is the owner of an undivided one-sixth and each of said-grandchildren of an undivided one-twelfth, in value, of the lands involved,…
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