Crawford v. Workman
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Boone County. Bill by E. T. Crawford and W. L. Ashby against Allen Workman and others. Decree for defendants, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Brannon, Judge:
By a deed dated 7th May, 1872, D. P. Workman conveyed to his son, Allen Workman, a tract of one hundred acres of land in Boone county. Thereafter Allen Workman and his
*20father lived on the land. D. P. Workman had a number of children besides Allen, and certain ones of them, claiming interest in said land, conveyed their undivided interests to E. T. Crawford and W. L. Ashby, and Ashby and Crawford filed a bill against Allen Workman which upon hearing was dismissed without relief, and Crawford and Ashby appeal. The bill alleges that while the deed from D. P. Workman to Allen…
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