Garza v. Milmo Nat. Bank

Bernardo de la Garza, Sr., died in August, 1922. During the summer of 1921, he had executed tó the Milmo National Bank four notes, aggregating the principal sum of $15,000. De la Garza, Sr., had been a customer of the bank for a number of years, and $12,000 of the' indebtedness evidenced by these notes had been incurred by him prior to May 28, 1919.

On May 2S, 1919, De la Garza, Sr., joined by his wife, executed a conveyance in the form of a warranty deed in favor of their grandchildren (i. e., Bernardo, Jr., Aurora,. wife of Gallagher, Maria, wife of Leyendeck- ■ er, and Rosa, wife of…