Roberts v. Griffith

Long prior to tbe year 1886, Dean died seized and possessed of certain lands. His widow occupied them until her death, about the year 1886. After her death the heirs agreed to divide the lands among themselves. A certain part of them was assigned to Mrs. Rowell, one of the daughters of Dean. When the other heirs came to make the deed, her husband insisted that his name should be put in the deed as joint grantee with his wife, and refused to move upon the land unless this was done. To induce him to live upon the land, the wife assented to his being named as one of the grantees. The deed was so…