Cole v. Terrell
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Franklin. Tried below before the Hon. S. B. Pounders, Special District Judge. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Associate Justice.
July 17, 1873, John C. Terrell and A. GK Mitchell recovered judgment against Thomas A. Wilson for three hundred and sixty-three dollars and costs, for trespasses committed on their land from February 1 to June 10, 1870. The suit was filed November 5, 1870. On August 2, 1873, execution issued on said judgment, and it was returned: “No property of T. W. Wilson found.” On February 8, 1870, T. W. Wilson by deed of gift conveyed all his property to his wife Julia. November 25, 1870, Wilson and wife conveyed all the said property to Mrs. Sarah Cole, the mother of Mrs.…
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