Lynn v. Quillen
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMehaffy, J.
J. J. Lynn and Nancy 13. Lynn were husband and wife, and lived together for more than 40 years, rearing a family of five girls. J. J. Lynn had one son by a former wife. J. J. Lynn had conveyed to his son, Archie Lynn, 160 acres of land, the appellant joining with him and signing the deed. After this 'conveyance to the son, the appellant wanted J. J. Lynn to mate deeds to the five girls to the property that he then owned, so that the son, Archie Lynn, would not inherit any part of it, her contention being that he had already received a deed to 160 acres, and that the girls should have the rest…
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