Judges: OPINION OF THE COURT BY JUDGE CLAY
Attorneys: PICKETT, BARRICKMAN KALTENBACHER for appellants.
WILLIS, TODD WILLIS and E.B. BEARD for appellees.
Filed: Mar. 24, 1925
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: Affirming. Silas Mahuron died intestate on August 6, 1922. His only heirs were a son, John. M. Mahuron, a daughter, Alice Bryant, and four grandchildren, E.C. Mahuron, S.C. Mahuron, J.W. Mahuron and Stanley Mahuron. On July 13, 1922, in consideration of their agreement to support him during the remainder of his life and to pay his funeral expenses, he conveyed to his grandsons, E.C. Mahuron and S.C. Mahuron, a farm of 227 acres situated in Shelby county. This action was brought by John M. Mahuro
Summary: Affirming. Silas Mahuron died intestate on August 6, 1922. His only heirs were a son, John. M. Mahuron, a daughter, Alice Bryant, and four grandchildren, E.C. Mahuron, S.C. Mahuron, J.W. Mahuron and Stanley Mahuron. On July 13, 1922, in consideration of their agreement to support him during the remainder of his life and to pay his funeral expenses, he conveyed to his grandsons, E.C. Mahuron and S.C. Mahuron, a farm of 227 acres situated in Shelby county. This action was brought by John M. Mahuron..
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