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Quinn's parents, the Angelos. The Angelos continued living in
the house and were living there until at least 1994. At some
point, title to the property was transferred from the Angelos to
the Quinns. Mrs. Quinn has lived in this house for all but 8
years of her life. The house is one half of a duplex, with three
bedrooms, one bathroom, and a small yard. Mrs. Quinn has paid
for maintenance such as new windows, siding, shutters, and
brickwork; however, there have been no material alterations or
additions to the house. During 1980, the Quinns paid off one
mortgage with payments that year totaling $1,657.71. In the same
year, they obtained a new mortgage in the amount of $3,200. The
Quinns have two daughters, Patricia Miller (Patricia) and Linda
Greis (Linda), who were 45 and 35 years of age, respectively, at
the time of the trial. Patricia attended Bloomsburg University
and Albright College; she also did post graduate work at
Bloomsburg. From 1971 to 1975, and from October of 1977 to June
of 1984, Patricia lived with the Quinns. During the latter
period, Patricia did not pay rent but assisted with the
household expenses. In 1975, when Patricia married for the first
time, and in 1984, when Patricia remarried, the Quinns did not
contribute towards the wedding or reception expenses.
Linda attended college with the assistance of student loans
and earnings from her part-time jobs; she was graduated from the
University of Delaware in 1981. Patricia helped Linda with rent
and other college expenses. In August of 1982, Linda moved to
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