Hornbeek v. Hornbeek
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Reynolds
Luther Hornheek, father of the defendant and husband of the plaintiff, died in 1938. By his will, the plaintiff became possessed of a life estate in 223 acres of land in Scott county, Illinois. Upon her death it was to be divided between the four children of Luther Hornbeek and Emma Hornbeek, namely Russell Hornbeek, the defendant, Burl Hornbeek, a son, Cecil Hornbeek Dencan, a daughter, and Mary Hornbeek Burbank, a daughter: The farm was being operated by the defendant, Russell Hornbeek, at the time of his father’s death and had been so operated since 1932. He continued to farm the land…
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