Sears v. Odell

Crawford, Justice.

E. E. Odell filed her bill in equity in which she alleged that her husband, on the sixth day of January, 1869, had set apart a homestead and exemption of personalty to herself and his minor children, in the possession and enjoyment of which they remained until his death, in *2351879, when Willis W. Sears, the defendant, was appointed Jhis administrator and took possession of the entire property, real and personal, and proceeded to administer upon it by a sale of all the personal property, seizing the crops grown on the hnd for the year 1879, renting it for 1880, .and…