West Virginia Supreme Court March 15, 1902 (Childers v. Loudin)

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United States · · · 15-03-1902

Poeeefbarger, Judge:

Hezekiah Sargeant died in June, 1885, being then the owner of a tract of land situated in Webster County, containing one hundred and eighty-eight acres which he disposed of by will, de-rising to his wife, Anna Sargeant, one-third of it and to his three sons, Granville, Melville and Perry, and his daughter, Lydia Conrad, the other two-thirds to be equally divided among them

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