Ariola v. Newman
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Nacogdoches County. Tried below before Hon. James I. Perkins.
1Opinion of the Court
JAMES, Chief Justice.
This action is in trespass to try title. The facts are these: The land was patented to Wm. Goins as assignee. His administrator conveyed to Geo. 'Clevinger in 1860. Clevinger, in 1872, conveyed to H. C. Hancock. Hancock’s administrator conveyed to N. Buckland in 1880. Following this the plaintiff’s chain of title consists of a deed from N. Buckland and wife to Newman Brothers & Eivit in 1881; deed from Albert A.-Eivit and wife to J. C. and L. Newman in 1881, and deed from J. C. Newman and wife to L. Newman, the plaintiff, in 1882. The members of the firm of Newman…
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