Eason v. Lyons

On the 15th day of September, 1893, I. N. Eason conveyed to his wife, Narcissus C. Eason, a farm in Norfolk county, known as the “Cornick Farm,” containing four hundred and seventy acres, which had been conveyed to him by Margaret F. Cornick. The grantor states on the face of the deed that he doth give, grant, bargain, sell and convey the farm mentioned in consideration of five dollars, as well as the natural love and affection he hath for his wife. At the time this conveyance was made the grantor was heavily indebted to the appellee, Samuel W. Lyons, who has filed the bill in this case…