Dunn v. Anderson

On January 25, 1937, Muss Dunn, an old Negro, was the owner of '320 acres of land in Clarke County. His wife had died before that date and he was the father of twelve children. On the date named he executed three deeds, one to his son Yatin Dunn, one to his son, Samson A. Dunn, and one to his daughter, Ida McLendon, conveying to each of them an undivided one-fourth interest in said land. All of said land at that time was encumbered by a deed of trust to the Federal Land Bank, and each of said deeds obligated the grantee therein to assume and discharge one-fourth of the indebtedness due to the…