Lumpkin v. Wilson

The original bill was filed by Lumpkin, to have perfected his title to a lot of ground in Memphis, bought by him from James Wilson, as attorney in fact *556of .Ruth Keene, who was the legal owmer of four-tenths thereof, as tenant in common with the other heirs of John A. Wilson, deceased.

The cross bill was filed by the children of Ruth Keene, she being dead, insisting on their title to the said lot of ground, and praying to have the deed to it made by James Wilson, as attorney in fact of their mother, declared null, as a cloud on their title.

The parties entered of record an agreement as to the…