Dodge v. Richardson
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Jasper. Tried below before the Hon. William H. Ford.
1Opinion of the Court
Collard, Judge.
Plaintiffs (appellants) sued in trespass fra) try title to recover of defendants the south half of the John) D. Johnson league. Defendants disclaimed all the land sued' for except such part thereof as might upon survey be mdodedE) in the tracts claimed by them, which were described in. their1' answers by metes and bounds. As to the land claimed frEua^ pleaded not guilty, and one of the. defendants, Amos Richard) son, filed affidavit impeaching as a forgery the deed from. John) D. Johnson to E. O. Legrand, dated the fourth day of Eovern^1 her, 1844, under which plaintiffs…
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