Taul v. Brickey

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Hurt

Reversing.

In 1886, Vioissimns C. Pate, was the owner of two tracts of land in Breckinridge county, which adjoined. One tract contained one hundred and thirty-four acres, and the other, eighty acres. He resided upon the former tract, and it is called, in the evidence, the “home tract.” The other is called, the Hardin tract. He had five children, who at that time resided with him, whose names were, George A., Osear F., Alvin J., Ernest and Settie, respectively. -Settie is one of the appellees, -she having intermarried with Frank Brickey, the other appellee. In…