McClelland v. McClelland

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

This is a controversy between two brothers: each has a deed from their father. G. W. McClelland owned in excess of 1,200 acres of land. By various instruments, he conveyed most, if not all, of his lands to the appellant and the appellee; and there is no dispute except as to the two tracts now to be discussed.

Appellant’s deed from G. W. McClelland was dated in 1939 and recorded in 1942, and contains this description;

“Part of Southwest Quarter (121 acres) Section 13; . . . and Part of Northeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter (10 acres) Section 23; all in Township 21 N. R.…