Gornto v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before J. G. Cranford, judge pro hac vice. Lowndes superior court. June 14, 1913.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
Robert Wilson brought an action in ejectment in the common-law form against J. E. Gornto. The title relied on by the plaintiff was: a deed from W. L. Thomas to William Wilson, dated October 1, 1879; the death of William Wilson in 1896, leaving a widow and two children, i. e., plaintiff and his sister, Eugenia McAuley; the death of the widow in 1900, and a division of the estate of William Wilson between the plaintiff and his sister, in execution of which Eugenia McAuley, on November 15, 1904, conveyed to the plaintiff her half undivided interest in a described portion of the land. The…
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