Legal Opinion
McKee v. Dickerson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided March 8, 1927No. 16509PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtRiley, J.
The parties are mentioned as they appear below. W. A. Dickerson and C. O. Dickerson began this action to cancel certain .overlapping deeds and to quiet title to a triangular strip of land platted as lot 11, block 1, Smith addition, city of Okmul-gee, theretofore purchased by T. B. Dickerson from J. C. Trent, trustee for R'ebecca Smith. Plaintiffs W. A. and C. O. Dickerson were sons of T. B. Dickerson, deceased. Plaintiff Laurinda Dickerson was his widow. There were two other children, Cora G. and Della. In December, 1913, an amicable division of the property of T. B. Dickerson, deceased, was…
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