Pendleton v. McMains

FLY, Associate Justice.

—This is an action of trespass to try title, instituted by George C. Pendleton to recover of J. W. McMains and Mary E. McMains, his wife, an undivided two-thirds of 640 acres of land originally patented to B. F. Neill, assignee of J. Poitevent survey No. 25, and two and one-third of 320 acres being the south half of survey No. 27, patented to same party, less 200 acres, the homestead of defendants. The cause was tried by the court and judgment was rendered for defendants.

The facts are these: On April 24,1888, W. W. Sloan, S. E. Pfeuffer and George H. Pfeuffer, composing…