Meador Bros. v. Hines

On the 3d day of May, 1902, appellee, Florence L. Hines, then Florence L. Taylor, brought an action of trespass to try title for the seven sections of land in question, against J. W. Taylor, her then husband, and John Sparks. Taylor and Sparks thereafter interpleaded the appellant Meador Bros., who in answer to the appellee’s petition, alleged that they had purchased the land from J. W. Taylor and John Sparks, in good faith for value, and without notice that Florence L. Hines, the then wife of Taylor, had or claimed an equity in the land. Ap-pellee, in addition to the ordinary allegations of…