Bailey v. Bailey

In October, 1902, Harry Bailey

and wife, Judy Bailey, together with their family, owned and were living upon a tract of 120 acres of land out of the Stubblefield survey in Williamson county, where they had resided for many years. On that date they borrowed from E. Hankins $250, and to secure same conveyed to him by warranty deed, duly acknowledged, 10 acres of land out of the Dorthwest corner of their homestead tract, the corners of which were designated and marked, but the 10 acres were never otherwise separated or segregated from the remainder of the tract. In November, 1903, being unable to…