Cain v. Varnadore

L. S! Varnadore, owner of certain lands on which he resided and on which were cleared fields and certain timber suitable for production of turpentine, being of advanced years, entered into an agreement with his stepson, A'. C. Altman, to convey to the latter a designated part of the lands “in consideration” of and “upon the condition that” Altman “should care for and support and maintain” Varnadore and his wife (mother of Altman) “so long as they and each of them should live;” also on “condition” that Altman should “tend and cultivate the cleared land and work the turpentine trees on” all the…