Findley v. Wilson

Opinion op the Court.

BY the ‘last will of William Findley, sen.'deceased, devised to his son, Cyrus Findley, one hundred acres of land, and by a clause in his will directed, “ that his son, John Fii\dley, should take care of Cyrus1 land until Cyrus sho.uld come of age,” (he being then an infant,) “ though not to use it in any other way than for the support of the family.”

After the death of the ■ testator, Samuel Wilson settled upon the land devised to Cyrus, and after making' some improvements thereon, sold his interest to one Houseworth for two ¡hundred dollars, at the same time stipulating…