Nothem v. Vonderharr
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Plymouth District Court. — William Hutchinson, Judge. The present action ivas commenced in partition. A cross-petition was filed by certain of the defendants, asking that a certain stipulation and decree be set aside and held for naught. The rights of the parties in the action of partition are based upon the decree here attacked. There was a decree for the plaintiffs as prayed, and the cross-petitioners’ petition dismissed.
1Opinion of the CourtGaynor, J.
On the 13th day of June, 1915,, John Henry Vonderharr died testate, leaving surviving him, as his only heirs at law, the following named children: Clara No-them, Clem J., Bernard H., Frank, Henry, and Anton Vonderharr, Anna Siemonsma, Frances Schnieders, Rosa Siemonsma, Mary Plagge, and John Vonderharr, and the following grandchildren, to wit: Henry Hulsing and Mary Matthias,, children of a deceased daughter; Elizabeth Hul*45sing; and Bernard, Mary, Aloysius, Edward, Lawrence, and Cecelia Vaske, children of Josephine Vaske, the deceased daughter of Henry. His wife had died some years before.
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