Gray v. Stillman

JOHNSON, Justice.

This case involves the construction of a warranty deed executed on November 2, 1931, by C. A. Farrand and Jessie V. Farrand conveying 160 acres of land to their son, Corles N. Farrand, and his “blood heirs.” The plaintiffs in this case, Pauline Belva Farrand Gray and Earsil Basil Far-rand, are the “blood heirs” and the only children of Corles N. Farrand.

In this action to quiet title, plaintiffs contend that the words in the granting clause, together with other language in the deed, show an intention on the part of the grantors to name these plaintiffs as grantees of the fee…