Hopson v. Fowlkes
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DYER. Appeal from Chancery Court of Dyer County. H. J. Livingston, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAlister, J.
This is an ejectment hill. Complainants seek to recover a tract of land, consisting *698of eight hundred acres, situated in' Dyer County. Complainant Mary E. Hopson was formerly the wife of one James "Wilson, to whom she was married in 1854, and during said marriage, to wit, on September 8, 1856, one William M. Shipp, the father of Mary E., conveyed to her and her then husband, James Wilson, jointly, the tract of ’ land in controversy. The said James Wilson died in November, 1886, and complainants claim that the legal title to said land is vested in the said Mary E. by right of survivorship, the…
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