Bartlett v. Bartlett

The evidence shows that George Bartlett at one time owned the land in question. He had several children, and after his wife died, and before he married a second time, he executed a deed conveying this land to one of his sons, W. H. Bartlett. After he married, and one child was born, he was killed in 1894. W. H. Bartlett at once took charge of this land and the personal effects of his father. He paid the adult children an amount of money at various times, soon thereafter, and received a deed from each of them. These complainants are the minors. All of them, except the small infant of the…