Leyerly v. Leyerly

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Smith, J.:

O. G. Leyerly, sr., died September 10, 1906, intestate; at least he had made no written will. He had a farm with matured and growing crops on it grown by share renters, a horse, some hogs, cattle, etc. He was a widower and left three sons and two daughters. One of the sons, O. G. Leyerly, jr., claimed that he, his brother P. E. Leyerly, and two sisters owned all the personal property by-virtue of conversations in which the father told them that he wanted the son, 0. G. Leyerly, to farm the place for five years and to pay all debts except…