Hyne v. Osborn
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Livingston. (Newton, J.) Bill for partition. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion and head-notes.
1Opinion of the CourtMorse, J.
Complainant files his bill to obtain partition of certain premises. It was dismissed in the court below.
One Isachar Osborn died in the township of Brighton, November 5, 1844.
At the time of his death he was seized in fee simple of the S. W. i of the N. E. £, and the S. E. £ of the N. W. £, of section 8, township 2 N., of range 6 E., in said township of Brighton and county of Livingston.
He left a will, which was duly admitted to probate. By its provisions he bequeathed all his property, including this 80 acres of land, it being the only real estate he owned, to his widow, Arminda Osborn, during…
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