Myers v. Frey
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District, in an appeal from Harris County. Frey brought suit against Myers and wife for the recovery of real property, and appealed from a judgment for defendants. This was reversed and rendered in his favor, and the appellees thereupon obtained writ of error. Appellant also applied for writ of error upon points ruled adversely to him in that court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Brown
The facts found by the Court of Civil Appeals are briefly but sufficiently stated as follows: The lots in controversy were deeded to B. P. Boyce on the 19th day of May, 1884, the deed, reciting payment of the purchase money. At that time Mary F. Boyce was the wife of R. P. Boyce, and the' latter died February 14, 1890, leaving surviving him his widow, Mary F. Boyce, and three children, to wit: a son, B. P. Boyce, Jr., Mariah Lanier Boyce and Roberta C. Boyce. The latter married Wm. Howard, and after his death married Smith, who, having died, she then married Lankford. In this opinion she will…
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