Sharp v. Whitney

This is an appeal from the district court of Seminole county. In that court, the case was tried to the court on an agreed statement of facts, and the court found generally for the defendants, and plaintiff appeals.

Torches, a full-blood Seminole, died intestate in Seminole county, in 1920, seized with the tract of land described in plaintiff in error’s petition as part of her allotment. She left as her sole and only heirs three children, Melson, Mary, and Alex Sharp, the latter two being minors and plaintiffs herein; that Josie Marpiyecher was duly appointed and qualified as guardian of said…