O'Marr v. McLean

One Sarah O’Marr died on the 5th day of September, 1906, owning a six and a half-acre farm in Angola, N. Y. The land was worth about $600, and contained at that time a substantial farm dwelling.

Both prior and subsequent to the death of Sarah O’Marr, her son Michael O’Marr, his wife and three children, the plaintiffs herein, occupied the premises as a home. The answering defendants are the living children of Sarah O’Marr and children of deceased children.

Eighteen years after the death of Sarah O’Marr there was filed for probate her will giving a fife estate in the real property to her son…