Gaskins v. Mack

— In June, 1924, the appellant and her husband exhibited their bill in chancery against Peter Mack and twenty-five other persons and all unknown parties claiming an interest in certain lands described in the bill. The purpose of the bill was to effect a partition of the lands described.

It was alleged that Eudora O. Taylor died November 18, 1892, seized in fee simple of the lands described. That she was the mother of complainant and other minor children. That such children and the father of the complainant, who was the husband of Eudora, survived her. That the children of Eudora and her…