Lackland v. Nevins
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from St. Louis Circuit Court. cited: Baptist Church v. Grout, 3 Gray, 151; Williams on Real Pr. 299 ; 2 Washb. on RealPr. 236 ; Hall v. Chaffin, 14 N. H. 215; Moffat v. Strong, 10 Johns. 12-; Doe v. Tompkins, 2 Mau. & Sel. 165 ; Dening v. Longwherf, 25 Me. 51; Lewis v. Baird, 3 McLean, 56; Hall v. Howdeshell, 33 Mo. 475 ; Bogy v. Sleaf et al., 13 Mo. 365 ; Blanchard v. Brooks, 12 Pick. 47. cited: Hall v. Howdeshell, 33 Mo. 476; Thompson’s Lessee, 6 Ohio (n. s.), 480;…
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Appeal from St. Louis Circuit Court. cited: Baptist Church v. Grout, 3 Gray, 151; Williams on Real Pr. 299 ; 2 Washb. on RealPr. 236 ; Hall v. Chaffin, 14 N. H. 215; Moffat v. Strong, 10 Johns. 12-; Doe v. Tompkins, 2 Mau. & Sel. 165 ; Dening v. Longwherf, 25 Me. 51; Lewis v. Baird, 3 McLean, 56; Hall v. Howdeshell, 33 Mo. 475 ; Bogy v. Sleaf et al., 13 Mo. 365 ; Blanchard v. Brooks, 12 Pick. 47. cited: Hall v. Howdeshell, 33 Mo. 476; Thompson’s Lessee, 6 Ohio (n. s.), 480; Winslow v. Goodwin, 7 Mete. 363 ; 2 Washb. on Real Pr., 3d ed., 663, 4th ed., 700; Williams on Real Pr. 257, margin, 230…
1Opinion of the CourtBakewell, J.
John Howdeshell died in 1853, leaving seven children, Mary Nevins, Malinda Jones, Maria Doty, Winnifred Martin, Jacob Howdeshell, Elizabeth Denton, and Ann Beau-pied.
By his will he gave a child’s share of his estate to George Hall as trustee for Ann Beaupied. The trustee was to pay her the income of the property during her life, and, if she died before her husband, her share of the estate was to go to her brothers and sisters. She did die before her husband. Her trustee, Hall, also died, and respondent, Lackland, was *337appointed in Ms place. Respondent files a bill in equity setting forth that…
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