Anderson v. Stewart
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Gonzales. It appeared from the plaintiff’s petition that he claimed as the assignee of a former wife of Joseph D. Clements, whom he abandoned in Ohio. The petition alleged no divorce, and the second wife had full notice, &c. A demurrer was sustained to the plaintiff’s petition. The other facts appear from the Opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLipscomb, J.
The original petition, the amendment and vouchers made part of the petition, present the following facts: that the said J. D. Clements made his last will and testament which is as follows :
“ Republic of Texas, ) I, Joseph D. Clements, of the county “ Gonzales County. j and Republic' aforesaid, being sick “ and weak in body, but of sound mind, memory and under- “ standing, and considering the certainty of death and the un- “ certainty of the time thereof, and to the end that I may be “ better prepared to leave this world, do therefore make and “ declare this my last will and testament, in…
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