Sweesy v. Hoy

The bill in this case was filed by Anna E. Sweesy, as administratrix of the estate of Harry M. Hess, deceased, and as guardian of Harry M. Hess, Jr., the only child of Hess. The bill alleged that in January, 1923, Martin J. Ahern conveyed certain lands described, to the Chicago Title and Trust Company under a trust agreement that the trustee would hold the same for the benefit of Carl D. Baker, who owned a five-tenths interest, Alfred C. Hoy a three-tenths interest, John L. Hess a one-tenth interest and Harry M. Hess a one-tenth interest. The trust deed recited that it was understood between…