Law v. Kane

October 3, 1934, Janie Law, then seventy-three years of age, a resident of the town of Hutton, in Coles county, executed and delivered to her first cousin, William Mead, sixty-seven years old, a warranty deed, in statutory form, to a tract of thirty-five acres in Coles county. The deed, reciting that the consideration was one dollar, love and affection, conveyed and warranted to the grantee the tract in controversy “for and during the natural life of the grantor, she reserving the use and occupation of the land during her the grantor’s life. A part of the consideration of this deed is that…