Boozer v. Nash

Certain land was set apart to Martha W. Boozer, widow of George W. Boozer, and her five minor children, jointly, as a year’s support. Subsequently she sold and conveyed the land to Coggins, and she and the children moved away and Cog-*407gins was put into possession. He, in turn, sold and conveyed to Nash, who paid full value for the same. The sale by the widow was not for the support and maintenance of' herself and children, but the evidence in the case does not show that Coggins or' Nash had knowledge of this fact. After three of the children had become of age, they, and the two remaining…