Armstrong v. Jones

On the 17th day of February, 1931, John H. Kirby and appellant, George W. Armstrong, sold and conveyed, by warranty deed, to J. M. Jones, the appellee, and Geo. W. Gillen, his associate, as set forth in that deed, the following property: (1) “All of the cypress, cottonwood, elm, maple, gum, sycamore, red oak, túpelo and willow timber and trees, of all sizes, or of such sizes, or of such sizes as the grantees herein, their representatives, heirs or assigns, can or may saw into lumber, lying, standing, growing and being upon the following described lands situate in the Counties of Adams and…