Pickron v. Phillips

In 1915 certain land was set apart from the estate of W. A. Phillips, deceased, as a statutory year’s support for Mrs. M. L. Phillips, the widow, and C. A. Phillips and other minor children of the deceased. In 1920 Mrs. Phillips individually, C. A. Phillips (who had attained his majority), and P. B. Dozier jointly executed a promissory note payable to another person. After default the note was reduced to judgment by Mrs. J. C. Pickron against the three makers. A part of the land was levied on and sold as the property of Mrs. Phillips, and a deed was executed by the sheriff to Mrs. Pickron the…