Battle v. Street
Tennessee Supreme Court
Appeal from tlie Chancery Court of Williamson County. June Term, 1883. W. S. Fleming, Cb.
1Opinion of the CourtBurton, J.
Samuel M. Copeland in 1864 inherited from his "brother, James C. Copeland, an undivided one-sixth interest in the estate of the latter. The interest, as it subsequently turned out, was altogether realty, the personalty being fully consumed in the payment of debts, as well as a part of the lands. Before division among the heirs, and before the settlement of the estate, Samuel M. Copeland, by deed duly registered, and for the nominal consideration of $3,000, conveyed this interest to his son, John B. Copeland.
*284Oil the 5tli of January, 1869, Samuel M. Copeland died intestate, leaving a Avidow and…
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