Rogers v. Blackwell

The bill in this case was filed by complainant as sole heir at law of Pandall P. Blackwell, deceased, to set aside a deed of certain real estate purporting to have been executed by Blackwell in December, 1876, to Sarah Blackwell, and to have certain mortgages given by said Sarah upon said premises declared of no effect, for the reason that said Pandall P. Blackwell was insane at the time he executed such deed. The case was heard upon pleadings and proofs, and the relief prayed for granted.

We have no doubt whatever of the insanity of Pandall P. Blackwell, at the time the deed purports to have…