Randolph v. . Edwards

The plaintiffs contend that there was no evidence to support “the finding of fact to the effect that all the land of which Samuel Edwards was seized and possessed outside of the boundaries of the homestead were sold by Dudley, sheriff, and to the further finding: ‘The said W. A. and J-. C. Taylor to be the owners of said land, subject to a parol trust in favor of Samuel Edwards and wife, as tenants by the entireties, and said decree directed the said W. A. and J. 0. Taylor, to execute and deliver to said Samuel Edwards and wife, as tenants by the entireties deed for the following described…