Ammons v. Dwyer
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Live Oak. Tried below before Hon. D. P. Marr.
1Opinion of the Court 1
COLLARD, Judge.
Suit in form, of trespass to try title, brought December 14, 1886, by Annette M. Dwyer, as executrix of the will of Joseph "Dwyer, against I. B. Ammons, J. C. Horst, J. G. Hssery, and G. W. Brackenridge, to recover a league and labor of land in Live Oak County granted to Isabel Jordan on the 4th day of July, 1835, as a colonist in the colony of McMullen & McGloin.
The defendants J. G. Hssery and G. W. Brackenridge answering, disclaimed any interest in the land in controversy.
The defendant J. C. Horst pleaded general demurrer, general denial, and disclaimed as to all of the land…
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