Jemison v. Anderson

On December 24, 1907, O. L. Jemison went into possession of a tract of land, under a deed executed by Closse Smith as agent for Ella S. Trippe. The deed was not recorded. On August 31, 1909, O. L. Jemison had this land set apart to himself as the head of a family. Lizzie Jemison, his wife, was the sole beneficiary therein. On September 29, 1910, H. L. Ferguson made affidavit that Ella Trippe was the owner of the land, and that O. L. Jemison was her tenant, who had defaulted in the payment of rents; and asked that a warrant to dispossess Jemison issue. The warrant issued, and was placed in the…