Hunt v. Turner
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Colorado.
1Opinion of the CourtLipscomb, J.
This suit was brought by the appellants to recover a league of land granted by the Government of Coahuila and Texas to William E. Hunt *194as.a colonist in Austin’s colony. The plaintiffs claim, one of them to he tlie widow, and the others the children of the said William B., the grantee. The defendants claim under one Robinson.
The following- are tlie material facts collected from the record: The land sued for was granted to Hunt, who in a short time sold it to Robinson, and received in exchange for it six hundred and forty acres of other land, one hundred dollars, and' a horse, the value of…
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