Reason v. Reason

This controversy was over thirty-seven acres of land, the title to which was vested in “Alfred Reason.” Actually there were two Alfred Reasons — father and son— senior and junior. The father, at the time of his death, left three sons, Alfred, Jr., Peter, and Freeman, his sole heirs at law. Various and sundry mineral leases and *479royalty interests, stemming from several different sources, were outstanding on this property. A bill of complaint was filed by Alfred Reason, Jr. and those claiming through him, against Peter and Freeman Reason, their heirs and assigns. A realignment of the parties…