Easley v. Little

Appellees, heirs of Sarah A. Little, deceased, filed their. bill to partition real estate alleged to have belonged to Mrs. Little at the time of her death. The real estate consisted of farm land and a lot in the city of Benton. There is no controversy about the farm land. Mrs. Little had during her lifetime conveyed to appellant, Josephine Little, the lot in Benton, reserving to herself a life estate and the right “to sell, trade or dispose” of the property, if she desired, during her natural life. That deed is dated September 24, 1918, and was filed for record June 13, 1919. The…