McCullough v. Finley
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Johnson district court; W. H. Shel-' don, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Bukch, J. :
James McClaren died in 1869, leaving a will devising to his widow a life-estate in the land in controversy, consisting of an eighty-acre tract, with remainder in fee to his daughters, the plaintiff and the defendant. On March 16, 1874, these sisters orally agreed to divide the land, the plaintiff taking the south forty acres and the defendant the north forty acres, and on the same day the widow conveyed her interest in the respective tracts to her daughters by separate deeds. The husband of the defendant was also named as grantee in the deed…
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