Newberry v. Newberry

G-rieein Smith, Chief Justice.

August 26,1949, John F. Newberry executed and delivered to his son, Woodrow, a deed to 183.19 acres. The complaint resulting in this appeal was filed by another son, Burle, hut the decree was based on a separate action by Woodrow asking that his title be quieted.

In 1915 Alexander Newberry, for a recited consideration of $100, sold to his son, John F. Newberry, four acres. It is a part of sixteen and a fifth acres claimed by Burk, who says that his father, John F. Newberry, held the property in trust and had fraudulently disposed of it when the August, 1949, deed…