Ogletree v. Livingston
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Bussell. Muscogee superior 'court. April 7, 1905.
1Opinion of the Court
Beck,. J.
Missouri W. Ogletree, daughter of P. J. Biggers, deceased, filed a complaint for land, to recover her life-interest in the land described in her petition against Joseph W. Livingston, who was one of her two sons by her first husband. She claimed title under a deed from P. J. Biggers, her father, which was dated August 25, 1881, and recorded August 26, 1881. The defendant relied on three defenses: first, that P. J. Biggers, who was his grandfather, gave the land in dispute, by parol gift, to defendant and his brother, T. J. Livingston, jointly, together with another tract of land of…
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