Masters v. Comley

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Rees

Affirming.

John T. Collins, a resident of Madison county, died testate on May 1, 1930. Until shortly before his death he owned two tracts of land in Madison county, one consisting of 74 acres and one, upon which he resided, consisting of 22% acres. He also owned about $2,000 of personal property. On April 29, just two days before his death, he conveyed the 22%-acre tract to his niece,. Maude Masters, and her husband, Forest Masters. John T. Collins ’ only heirs at law at the time of his death were his three grandchildren, Russell Comley, the son of a deceased…