Williams v. Winslow

TARLTON, Judge,

Section B. — April 6, 1889, William H. Williams, appellant, filed his petition in the District Court of Parker County, against S. A. Winslow, appellee, in the form of an ordinary action of trespass to try title to recover 160 acres of land in Parker County, patented in 1860 to T. F. Cheek, assignee of G-. W. Fox.

The defendant Winslow pleaded general demurrer, not guilty, and the statutes of three, five, and ten years limitation. The pleas of limitation apply to the B. J. Stephens survey of 320 acres lying in Parker County.

The real controversy involves the title to a strip of…