Baxter v. Bodkin

This was a suit in ejectment. The appellees were the plaintiffs and hems at law of one Mary Pickett, a married woman, who died intestate in 1863.

The other facts not controverted by the pleadings, together with those specially found by the jury, there being no general verdict, were as follows: That said Mary was seized in fee of said lands; that on the 4th of November, 1862, she executed and delivered to the defendant, Flizabeth Baxter, a warranty deed therefor, in which her husband did not join, but to which he orally consented; that, on the 27th of- October, 1862, the husband had executed a…