Frye v. Gullion
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Marion District Court. — Hon. Edmund Nichols, Judge. Action in. equity for tbe partition of real estate. Decree as prayed by plaintiffs, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
Alexander Gullion, under whom all parties claim, died intestate December 13, 1888, holding the legal title to two hundred acres of land in Marion County^ Iowa. No administration was ever had upon his estate. He left surviving him his widow, Mary Gullion, and Sarah Frye, William Gullion, Andrew J. Gullion, Louis B. Gullion, Rebecca J. Sharon, Eva E. Davis, Dora B. Fee, and *721Mary L. Neifert, his children and only heirs at law. The widow, Mary Gullion, died intestate in April, 1905. The daughter Sarah Frye died intestate in the year 1895, leaving her children, Mary L. Frye and Imogene Frye, her…
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