Davis v. Lund
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtCritz, J.
Originally John F. Lund and wife, Emeline Lund, owned lots 1 and 2 in block 6, in Rio Grande City, ’Starr county, Tex. Both died many years ago, but the wife survived the ^usband by several years. The evidence is rather indefinite as to the dates of their deaths, but we presume that both were dead prior to 1897. If the above property were *58now awarded according to the laws of descent and distribution of this state, ignoring any deeds, it would belong one-fifth to Henry Lund, a grand-son of John E. Lund and Emeline Lund, one-fifth to Juleika Tort, a daughter, one-fifth to Lelia J. Eivet, a…
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