Henson v. Wright
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. Appeal from Chancery Court of Davidson County. AwdRbw Allison, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtLurton, J.
Andrew Hamilton, in 1864, for love and affection, conveyed by deed certain lands to James Henson: “In trust to hold said two -tracts to the only proper use and benefit of my young *503friend, William A. Hamilton, who is now a scholar at the school of E. L. Crocker, in Davidson County, in the State of Tennessee. He is to hold said lands for the benefit of said William only, and to account to ■ him or his guardian for • the rents or yearly issues of said lands. He is to hold said two tracts for the only proper use and benefit of him, the said William A. Hamilton, for and during the term of his…
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