Sutton v. . Craddock

On the hearing it appeared that the real estate in question formerly belonged to W. C. Fields, deceased, who devised the same in his last will and testament to his daughter, Annie Fields Sutton, for her natural life, and after her death, if she shall (275) have married and have children or child by such marriage, then to such child or children, and if she does not marry, then to her brothers and sisters who may survive her, to them, their heirs and assigns. That said Annie Fields Sutton has been married for six or seven years, without having had any child, and the parties in interest, to-wit,…