Lowell v. Lowell
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Buchanan District Court. — Chas. W. Mullan, Judge. Suit in equity for the partition of real estate.
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
„ „ 1. Deeds : presumptions at-conveyance. Nelson Lowell died in 1887, seized of 160 acres of land. He was survived by Jane Lowell, his widow, and six children, two of whom are the parties to this litigation. Forty-five acres were set off to the widow so as to include the improvements, Jane Lowell became executrix of the estate, and, as such, sold the farm to the parties hereto, except the portion set off to her, for $3,625, the appraised value thereof. At the time, of his death, Nelson Lowell was indebted to plaintiff upon a note for $580. After her appointment as executrix, Jane Lowell…
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