Lufburrow v. Newton
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBell, J.
N. A. Wimberly and his wife, Dora D. Wimberly, owned a lot of land in Bulloch county, Georgia, as tenants in common equally interested. He died intestate in 1918, leaving his widow and eight children and the children of a deceased child as his heirs at law. It seems that the widow claimed only a child’s part of the estate. On December 5, 1918, after her husband’s death, she and three of the children, namely, O. R. Wimberly, Mrs. Leslie L. Newton, and J. P. Wimberly, executed a deed to secure a debt, conveying their several undivided interests in the tract, amounting in the aggregate to…
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