Post v. Weaver

Leah Post died intestate on August 6, 1918, and on August 27 a bill was filed in the circuit court of Fulton county for the partition of seventy-nine acres of land which it was alleged she owned at the time of her death. Her heirs were all made parties complainant or defendant, and Alverta C. Weaver, a daughter, answered, denying that Leah Post at the time of her death owned a certain forty-acre tract, a part of the land sought to be partitioned, and alleging that on August 26, 1915, she and her husband conveyed that tract by warranty deed to Alverta C. Weaver, the deed contaiming a condition…