Youngblood v. Youngblood

This suit was instituted by appellant, Mrs. Litt Youngblood, against Herman Young-blood, hereinafter called appellee, and others, to establish her right as surviving wife of W. F. Youngblood, deceased, to the use and occupancy as a homestead of 152¾ acres of land which she alleged was the separate property of the deceased at the time of his death, and to cancel, so far as the same might in any way interfere with her homestead rights, a certain deed by which the deceased conveyed 40 acres thereof to said Herman Young-blood. She expressly disclaimed any right in or title to the fee in said…