Cessna v. Cessna's adm'r

JTTDGE PETERS

delivered the opinion oe the court:

William Cessna, in consideration — partly for love and affection — for nine hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirty-two cents, and for board and care, covenanted with his son, W. W. Cessna, to convey to him “ and his lawful children” a certain tract or parcel of land, described in a writing evidencing the contract.

At the date of the writing W. W. Cessna had three children, and after that time three more were born to him. He and his father both died without any conveyance having been made for the land described in said covenant; and this is a…