Wilson v. Hagey

Emily E. Wood, who owned a life estate in no acres of farm land in Piatt county, leased the premises to Mary E. Skeels from March 1, 1909, until March 1, 1910, and for the use of the premises the tenant agreed to give Emily E. Wood one-half of the corn- and two-fifths of the oats raised, as rent. Corn was planted and oats sowed by the tenant. On May 24, 1909, Emily F. Wood died testate, and by her will appellants were made the sole devisees and legatees of all her estate and property, and one'of them was appointed administrator with the will annexed of her estate. The administrator, and…