Blake v. . Shields

BeowN, J".

Tbe single question presented in tbis case is whether Mary C. Blake took an estate in fee in tbe lands in controversy under a deed executed by Anderson Green, dated 14 February, 1883; if so, tbe judgment of tbe Superior Court, it is admitted, must be affirmed. The conveying clause of tbe deed reads as follows: “Has bargained, given, granted, sold, and conveyed to tbe aforesaid Mary C. Blake and to tbe heirs of her own body, and by these presents do give, grant, sell, and convey to her and her heirs forever, it being expressly understood that tbe hereinafter described premises are to…