Bailey v. Tully
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWickhem, J.
Prior to December, 1930, the property involved in this action was owned by Dan Downey and Maude Downey, his wife. At about that time Downey and his wife executed a deed of the premises (which also conveyed personal property) to defendant, Russell A. Tully. This deed was duly recorded on March 11, 1931. Maude Downey died June 9, 1936, leaving as her heirs Herbert L. Bailey, plaintiff herein, Mary E. Potter, and Mabel L. Howard, the former being a brother, and the latter sisters of the deceased. Russell A. Tully is a nephew of Maude H. Downey and the son of Mabel L. Howard. Prior to the death…
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