Cornelius, an elderly bachelor, was at the town cafe. In front of several witnesses who will vouch for the story, Cornelius made the following statement to Barbara, a young waitress: “I can’t give you a castle in Spain. But if you marry me, I will deed to you a half interest in Meadowland Acres, the best farm in the county. And I’ll give you 75 cows, 200 hogs, and 5,000 chickens.” Barbara said, “I will,” and they were married. Is Cornelius legally bound to keep his promise to transfer the property?