Hutchens v. Dresser
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
Appellants, Jennie Hutchens, joined by her husband, and G. C. Dresser, filed suit for partition against their two sisters and three brothers; alleging that the two plaintiffs and the five defendants were the children of E. J. Dresser and Zenobia C. Dresser, both deceased; that each child was entitled to a one-seventh undivided interest in the proiierty left by their deceased father, which consisted of certain described lots and personal property, of the alleged aggregate value of $17,869.15; that by the will of their deceased father each child was to receive a one-seventh interest in the…
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