Walkinshaw Estate

Opinion by

Me. Justice Simpson,

On December 28, 1915, testator conveyed a small tract of land to his son, D. B. Walkinshaw, appellee in these cases, for a stated consideration of $2,000. The deed was duly executed and recorded. On June 20, 1920, the father died testate, leaving to survive him a widow and three children, one of whom is appellee (also made executor), and the other two are appellants: the will directed his residuary estate to “be divided under the intestate laws.” On August 16,1920, appellee sold a portion of the land conveyed to him, the vendee admittedly being an innocent…