Callaway v. Armour

The evidence disclosed that James W. Armour and Mrs. Elizabeth R. Callaway are owners of adjoining tracts of land, and that each of the tracts of land came through a common grantor. In 1912 Mrs. Lila M. Richardson died intestate leaving a large tract of land. She was the mother of the plain tiff in error and also of Mrs. Kate Wicker, predecessor in title to James W. Armour. In 1922, the heirs at law of Mrs. Richardson agreed upon a division of the lands belonging to the estate. The different parcels were designated as certain numbered lots. Lot number 1 was conveyed by quitclaim deed from her…