The facts found by the court are substantially as follows: William A. Newman and Katherine M. Guynn are the children of Mary A. Newman, who died June 21, 1907, the owner in fee simple of the real estate described in the mort
Tbe judgment is affirmed.
Note. — Reported in 101 N. E. 738. See, also, under (1) 2 Cyc. 717; (2) 38 Cyc. 1992; (3) 16 Cyc. 762; (4) 40 Cyc. 1424; (5) 20 Cyc. 552; (6) 2 Cyc. 703; (7) 3 Cyc. 275. As to wills as conveyances to take effect only after maker’s death, see note to Wilson v. Carrico (Ind.), 49 Am. St. 219. As to acquiescence as basis of equitable estoppel, see 134 Am. St. 1024. As to fraudulent conveyance and disability of assenting creditor to raise the question, see 18 Am. Dee. 621. For a discussion of the right of a purchaser of or from an heir as against the grantee in an unrecorded conveyance from the ancestor, see Ann. Cas. 1912 B 1289.