Wilson v. Wilson

Appeal from probate court.

The plaintiff: seeks to sell the whole of the real estate to pay debts. It is claimed by Charles O. Wilson and William Wilson, who are children of James O. Wilson, that they are the owners of one-sixth, through their father, J. O. Wilson. William Gillies claims as a son of Marie Gillies, who was a sister of John D. Wilson. He claims the undivided one-sixth. John D. Wilson was the owner of the whole of the real estate. He was unmarried. He lived with his mother and two sisters, Cynthia Jane and Sarah Ann. His brother and sisters were: James A., who died in 1850; Maria…