Corson v. Oakley

*521The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dawson, J.:

This was an action to determine the ownership of certain stocks, notes and mortgages, the legal title and possession of which were in Mary D. Oakley, and which were claimed by the plaintiff administrator as a part of her deceased brother’s personal estate.

The facts which gave rise to this action may be stated thus:

In 1911 there resided in Kansas City, Kan., a family consisting of Mrs. Mary Oakley, a widow, and her four grown children, Fred C., Albert 0., Mary D., and Anna, who was an invalid. Fred C. Oakley married and left the family home…