Clawson v. Davy

William Gilmore died intestate in 1902 leaving his widow Mary Gilmore, the sole heir at law, surviving, and seized in fee simple of certain lands and tenemants all of which came to him by purchase.

Attorneys—C. H. Workman and W. F. Voegle, Mansfield, for Clawson; W. J. Sperry, and Columbus Ewalt, Mt. Vernon, for Davy.

The widow later intermarried with one William Harwood who preceded her in death without issue. Mrs. Harwood thereafter deeded to her brothers and sisters all her real estate. A short time afterward, the real estate was re-conveyed to Mrs. Harwood, 'the consideration being “one…