Bell v. Blackwell
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLane, J.
Hiss Sarah Jane Bell died on the 13th day of November, 1922. She left surviving her, as her sole heirs at law, J. R. Bell, a brother of the full blood, W. A. Bell, her nephew, a son of John Y. Bell, deceased, a brother of the full blood, W. A. Blackwell, Sr., a brother of the half blood, and Mrs. Myrtle Black, a niece. She left a will executed in manner and form as required by law, by which she made the following bequests: (1) To the Hillside Cemetery Association, $100. (2) To her half-brother, W. A. Blackwell, 320 acres of land, a part of the D. M. Stapp survey in De Witt county, 431 acres…
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