Wilson v. Marsee

*488Opinion op the Court by

William Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Affirming.

In the year 1880, William J: Marsee was the owner of a tract of land in Bell County, which he contracted by title bond to convey to Jerry Turner. Turner' assigned the bond to W. C. Wilson. Before making a deed to the land, William J. Marsee died, leaving three children, Amanda Marsee, Thomas Marsee and John F. Marsee. After William J. Marsee’s death, his property was divided, and that part of the property in controversy in this action fell to his two children, Thomas and Amanda, who, for the purpose of carrying out their…