Taylor v. Edgerton
South Dakota Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, 'Clay 'County. Hon. Robert B. Tripp, Judge. Action 'by Henry G. Taylor, against Charles C. Edgerton, to quiet title to realty. Erom a judgment for plaintiff, and from an order denying- a new trial, defendant appeals- (3) To point three of the opinion, Respondent cited: Oglesby v. Hollister (Cal.)', 18 Pac. 146; Workman v. Guthrie (Penn.), 72 Am. Dec. 654; Talbott v. Woodford (W. Va.), 37 S. E. 580.
1Opinion of the CourtWhiting, J.
One Reuben Edgerton, a resident of ’Clay county, territory of Dakota, now state of South Dakota, died testate in 1887, devising his real estate to three of his six children. Probate proceedings were instituted in Clay county, and the said will was allowed probate, and executor appointed and qualified in June, 1887. In May, 1890, the children to whom the deceased had bequeathed his real estate conveyed a portion thereof to one Lewis Larson, by warranty deed, such deed purporting to convey the entire fee-simple estate. Larson at once placed his deed of record. Larson removed the crop of *108hay…
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