Anna & Graham v. Stuve
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Washington. Tried below before Hon. John Alexander, .Special District Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
STAYTON, Chief Justice.
—On June 22,1882, Amanda Stuve, who was then the wife of J. H. Graham, conveyed to him by deed, executed by herself and acknowledged as conveyances are required to be when made by married women conveying their separate estate, four separate tracts of land which were her separate estate.
After this two of the tracts were sold by Graham and wife, and thereior was received $1600, which was invested in other land, the price of which was $2100.
Three hundred dollars of this was paid out of funds presumed to have been of the community estate of Graham and wife, and the balance…
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