Stroup v. Stroup
Indiana Supreme Court
From the St. Joseph Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, J.
— In the year 1881 Daniel B. Stroup and the appellant were husband and wife, and that relation continued until he died intestate in the year 1892, leaving surviving him the appellant and the appellees as his widow and only heirs at law.
In January, 1881, he owned, in fee-simple, a tract of land in St. Joseph county, which he sold for $6,400, his wife, the appellant, joining in the conveyance. Later, and in the same month, he purchased another tract of land in said county, for the consideration of $12,940.73, which sum was paid by him, though $3,940.73 was paid after said purchase and from the…
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