Henson v. Culp

Opinion of the Court by

William Rogers Clay, ■Commissioner

Reversing. •

Prior to March. 21,1888, Rhoda A. Culp died intestate, the owner of a tract of land consisting of about 28 acres, and lying in Marshall County. She was survived by her husband, W. H. Cnlp, and one daughter, Rosa A. Culp, wife of W. J. Culp. The land referred to descended to Rosa A. Culp, subject to her father’s curtesy therein. On March 21, 1888, Rosa A. Culp, together with her husband and father, conveyed the land to W. O. Henson. Rosa A. Culp was born October 23, 1870. At the time *443of the execution of the deed she was an…