Crittenden v. Canfield
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Oakland. (Moore, J.) Bill to declare a deed to have been given as security, and for’ other relief. Complainants appeal. The facts are stated in'the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMcGrath, J.
Complainants are the minor children of Martha W. and Frank E. Crittenden. Martha W. Crittenden was the daughter of Edward 0. and Elizabeth K. Gallup. Elizabeth K. Gallup was the daughter of Christian Clemens. Edward C. Gallup died August 28, 1877, leaving Elizabeth K. Gallup, his wife, and Martha W. Gallup, an only child, then 26 years of age. Martha married in 1880, and died in 1887, leaving surviving her complainants and Thomas C. Crittenden. Thomas died in October, 1887. Elizabeth K. Gallup died testate, April 5, 1889. By her will, executed June 18, 1887, Arthur L. Canfield was made…
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