Covington v. Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

During the afternoon of May 9, 1926, Victor T. Covington, his wife, Margaret P. Covington, and their two children, one a girl child about — years old and a boy child aged about nine years, named Victor Covington, were traveling in' an automobile of the type known as a “Ford touring car.”

The father, Victor T. Covington, was driving. His wife was sitting upon the seat beside him. The little girl with her brother, Victor, who was asleep, were riding in the rear seat. At a point in the Town of Belleview near Freeman’s garage where the railroad of the Seaboard Air Line Eailway crosses the State…