Perry v. Rogers
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Dallas County.. Tried below before Chas. Fred Tucker, Esq., Special Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLSON, Chief Justice.
— There is no statement of facts in the record. From allegations in the pleadings it appears that W. M. Perry died testate in Dallas County, March 1, 1906, leaving surviving him his fourth wife and children by her and the wives of his first and third marriages. By his will (duly probated, it was averred, and as an exhibit made part of the answer of certain of the defendants) he devised to his surviving wife, M. E. Perry, twenty-five acres of land; to appellant, Alba B. Perry and Mamie A. Smith, children of his third marriage, ten acres each; to Agnes A. Rodgers, Julia…
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