Young v. McClannahan
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Gowrt. — Hubert Utterback, Judge. Suit in partition, resulting in a decree awarding the estate of the decedents to the cross-petitioner, Maude Booker. The plaintiffs and defendants, other than M,cNabb and Maude Booker, appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, C. J.
x< abóriiveNara»clcontract!a I. William N. McClannahan died on August 22, 1916, and his widow, Maria, on October 28, 1918. Neither left children surviving, and each was seized of certain lands, described in the petition. The plaintiffs and defendants, other than Mc-Nabb, Miller, and Maude Booker, are the heirs of decedents, and are entitled to share in their estates, unless Maude Booker is entitled thereto. She was born September 26,1884, shortly after which her father, Franklin Winslow, abandoned his wife and children, Maude and her brother, then three years old, and thereafter never…
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