Guest v. Wilson

JOHNSON, Chief Justice.

Sarah Rogers was the tenant residing on Harry Wilson’s farm in Lamar county during the year 1930, under terms of a rental contract agreeing to cultivate the farm to corn and cotton, and to pay Harry' Wilson as rent one-third the com and one-fourth the cotton produced on the farm during that year. Harry Wilson had sold and furnished Sarah Rogers on credit teams, tools, and supplies for the purpose of and necessary to produce the crop. She had sublet a part of the land to her son-in-law, Jack Hooks, as a share cropper. Sarah Rogers died July 21, 1930. She was survived by…