Erwin v. Garner
Indiana Supreme Court
From tbe Marshall Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, C. J.
In 1865 Davis Garner died intestate, the owner of the real estate in controversy, leaving surviving' him his widow, Mahala Garner, and six children. The widow subsequently married James Emmons, and died his wife in 1884. At the April term, 1873, Mahala Emmons, as the guardian of four of the children of her deceased husband,, Davis Garner, filed a petition for the sale of the land of her wards, describing their estate therein as the undivided four-ninths part, and an order for the sale of the land was granted. At the same term she filed a second petition, averring that a mistake had been made…
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