Hays v. Tilson
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Haskell. Tried below before Hon. Ed. J. Hammer.
1Opinion of the Court
TARLTON, Chief Justice.
Jasper Hays and W. H. Tilson, plaintiff and defendant, appellant and appellee, respectively, claim the land in controversy from W. M. Campbell as a common source. The land was patented on July 25, 1881, to Charles B. Clough, the certificate having been located in Haskell County on June 15, 1880.
The plaintiff’s chain of title is as follows:
1. A transfer from W. M. Campbell to H. P. Mabry, dated January 12, 1880, of the certificate by virtue of which the land was subsequently located. This instrument, properly acknowledged on the day of its date, was not recorded until…
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