Garnsey v. Mundy

The Chancellor.

On the 4th of February, 1861, the complainant, Sarah M. Garnsey, who was then a single woman, (her maiden name being Sarah M. Mundy,) and of the age of about twenty-one years, was seized in her own right in fee, in possession, through inheritance from her father, James Mundy, deceased, of a parcel of unimproved farming land, of about seven acres, in Middlesex county, in this state, and was also the owner of an undivided third of the remainder, in fee, of two other lots there — one a wood lot of about two acres, and the other the house lot, containing about nine and a half…