Crawley v. Blackman

Blandford, Justice.

S. K. Crawley, the grandfather of these parties, made a last will and testament, by which he gave his property to his children for life, and at their death to their children or representatives. Mrs. Blackman was one of his children. . After the death of the testator, the children met and made a division of the property, and a certain portion of it fell to Mrs. Blackman. She went into possession of the part which fell to her, and continued thereon for two years. At the end of the two years, she exchanged it with her brother, J. W. Crawley, for certain land which belonged to…