Adams v. Anderson

Philip Wendell Parke died intestate May 30, 1895, leaving no widow, father, mother, brothers or sisters, nor any descendants. He left certain collateral relatives of the blood of bis father and others of the blood of his mother. At the time of his death he owned a considerable quantity of real estate. The plaintiffs are heirs of the intestate on the side of his father and'have by their complaint sought a partition, or sale and division of the proceeds thereof, among the heirs, regardless of whether the inheritance came to the intestate on the part of his father, or of his mother, or by…