Supreme Court of Georgia July 25, 1908 (Darsey v. Darsey)

Holden, J.

1. Where land set apart as a homestead under the constitution of 1868, at the instance' of the owner as the head of a family, was subsequently deeded by him to secure a debt for money borrowed with which to pay for horse's bought to be used on the land, and after the death of the grantor the horses were kept by the widow, who, with several children of the grantor, some of whom were