Strother v. Myers

In a settlement of the J. W. Jackson estate, E. H. Jackson and T. J. Jackson acquired title as tenants in common to a tract of land in Wilkes County, in the shape of an irregular triangle, containing 275 acres, more or less. It is assumed that E. H. Jackson and T. J. Jackson divided the 275 acres, more or less, by the exchange of deeds, each conveying to *815the other his one-half undivided interest in the 137% acres, more or less, which were conveyed. These deeds were not introduced in evidence, and it is only by inference that the conclusion is arrived at. Upon the death of T. J. Jackson, Mrs.…