Stringfellow v. Stringfellow

This was a proceeding to partition realty. The petitioners claimed that they and the defendants were the only heirs at law of James Wehb, who died intestate, owning the lands sought to be partitioned. • The defendants admitted that petitioners were heirs at law of James Webb, and that he died intestate, owning the lands in controversy, but insisted that, after his death, they were set apart to his widow, Hannah Wehh, and his minor child, Georgia Ann Wehb, as a year’s support; and the defendants claimed under conveyances from Hannah Webb and Georgia Ann Webb, after the latter had become of…