Wolfe v. Wolfe

In a deed dated November 17, 1933, executed by Bar-land Brothers, the conveying clause reads “. . . do hereby convey and warrant unto Willis Wolfe & Della Wolfe and the survivor of them . . .” a certain lot in Port Gibson, Mississippi.

On September 16, 1937, Claude L. Primrose executed a deed to the same grantees to a one-half undivided interest in one hundred and eighty acres of land in Claiborne County, Mississippi, the granting clause of which reads “. . . do hereby convey and warrant unto Willis Wolfe and his wife, Della Wolfe, and to the survivor of them . . .”, describing the land.

The…