Brooks v. Pryor, Et Ux.

Per Curiam. —

The record in this case shows that John T. Brooks owned 1,000 feet of property east of his home place in Fort Walton, Fla., extending from the waters of Santa Rosa Sound back to the north section line. He deeded to Mrs. Carmela Marler, Sarah F. Pryor, and Mary Brooks, now Mary Brooks Kennington, his daughters, each a 200-foot strip of the 1,000 feet he originally owned. He reserved the 200-foot strip next east of Mary Brooks Kenning-ton for his son, Richard Brooks. Pie deeded in 1913 the most easterly 200-foot strip to his son, Blaney Brooks. The land involved in this suit is the…