Butler v. Furr

The parties to a partition suit in the chancery court of Quitman county each took under the will of their kinsman as follows: To> Mrs. K. M. Bntler was devised for life, with remainder to the issue of her body, a seven-fifteenths interest, or three hundred fifty acres; to Jessie May Chrestman, now Mrs. Furr, and S. I. Chrestman, her brother, now dead, was devised an undivided four-fifteenths interest, or two hundred acres, and to Hal and Sallie Shannon was devised an undivided four-fifteenths, or two hundred acres — all of a seven hundred fifty-acre tract of land known as the “Desmond Place”…