Barrett v. Wilson

It is conceded that prior to the 28th day of February, 1876, complainant, John Wilson, was seized and possessed of the premises described in the bill, as of a perfect title.' Situated on the premises were two small houses, neither of them of any considerable value. The larger one contained a number of rooms, and the other one was what is called a “shanty.” Both were designed for dwelling places, and were used for that purpose. During the lifetime of his wife complainant resided with her on the premises. It was their homestead. They had no children. Since her death, which occurred in November,…