Newman v. Newman

The parties to this action, George and Walter Newman, are brothers. The land involved aggregates 95 acres. Seventy-eight acres of this tract were conveyed to George and Walter Newman, jointly, in 1914 by their father and mother, and the remaining 17 acres were conveyed to them, jointly, in 1927, by their mother, after their father’s death. The two brothers lived together upon this farm and operated it together until about the latter part of 1934, when Walter Newman moved away. George remained on the property until 1941, when the United States acquired the property as a part of Camp Chaffee…