Keaton v. Farkas

In 1867 B. 0. Keaton by deed of gift conveyed certain land to his son, J. K. P. Keaton, in trust for the use of the grantee and such children as might be born to him for and during his life, “and at his death remainder over to such child or children as he may have living at his death and born within the usual period of gestation thereafter, forever in fee simple.” The plaintiff claims 'as the surviving child of the grantee. When the-deed was made, there was an outstanding execution against the donor. It *190was levied on the land. The grantee interposed a claim, but subsequently withdrew it.…