The mortgage executed by George Lewis, the late husband of the plaintiff, was of all his right, title and interest, of, in and to the premises in which she now claims her right of dower. The plaintiff did not join in the execution of the mortgage, and, of course, her dower right, as such, could not be cut off by the decree of foreclosure. But it is contended that at the time of the foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged premises, the right of dower of the plaintiff was barred by a devise to he…
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