Boyd v. Sanders
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Jones. Hall superior court. January 22, 1913.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, C. J.
Emeíine M. Chapman was given by Will a ■ life estate in certain lands, and at her death, the will declared, the . land “shall passf to and become the property in equal shares of the children or representatives of children (including Joseph L. Chapman) [the husband of Eineiine] of the said Emeline Chapman.” At the death of the'testator, Emeline had six children in life, one of whom was Fannie Chapman, who subsequently married Suddeth. Fannie, after the death of the testator and during the life of the life-tenant, conveyed all her interest under the will, to . Sanders. Fannie died during the…
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