Ream v. Robinson
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Newaygo; Palmer, J. Bill by Etta Ream and Daniel Boyden against Issachar N. Robinson, Albert M. Robinson, and Rachel Holbrook to set aside a deed, and for an accounting and a partition. From a decree dismissing the bill, complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
In 1871 David W. Boyden died intestate, leaving a farm of 27 acres to his three children, Etta Ream, David W. Boyden, and Daniel Boyden, subject to the rights of his widow, their mother. In 1880 the widow, now Rachel Holbrook, as administratrix of her deceased husband’s estate and in her own right, mortgaged the premises for $275. On December 2, 1897, defendant Issachar N. Robinson obtained an assignment of this *93mortgage to one Julia M. Rice, for whom he was, and for some time had been, acting as agent. On October 5,1891, there was due on this mortgage the sum of $460, and upon that day Etta…
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