Pickens v. Kizer

This bill was filed by a tenant in common to force a sale of the reversion of certain marble rights lying upon and under the surface of the soil which was owned in fee by the complainant.

In 1892, John W. Kizer and wife conveyed the tract of land described in the bill to A.R. Kizer but reserved to himself one-half interest of the marble on the same. On October 1, 1904, John W. Kizer, J.L. Kizer and J.W. Kizer, Senior, the first named two being heirs at law of A.R. Kizer, deceased, and the three conveyors owning the whole of the marble interests, leased to the Knox Marble Railway Company, a…