Blackburn v. Blackburn

This suit was brought to reform an administratrix’s deed, and at the trial from which this appeal comes the following facts were developed:

W. H. Blackburn died intestate, and at the’ time of his death owned certain lots in the city of Fort Smith, and his wife, Mrs. Grussie Blackburn, qualified as administratrix of his estate. There were two mortgages outstanding against these lots, and certain debts were probated against the estate. The administratrix filed a petition for an order to sell the real estate in satisfaction of the probated demands, and at its July term, 1919, the probate court of…