Myatt v. Walker

This was a bill in chancery, filed by a portion of the heirs of Alexander Myatt against his other heirs, to set aside and vacate several deeds of conveyance executed by him in his lifetime. The bill alleges, that he was the owner of a large amount of real estate, which is described in the bill; that he was demented and of unsound mind previous to his death'; and, while in that condition, Murphy Myatt, conspiring with others for the purpose of defrauding complainants of their interest as heirs in the estate of Alexander Myatt, induced him to execute and acknowledge a pretended, false and…