Gluck v. Cox
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Tuscaloosa Circuit Court. Tried before lion. S. H. Sprott. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
The testimony most favorable to Mrs. Cox shows, that she intermarried with George W. Cox in 1865. At that time they resided in the State of Mississippi. It is not shown where they were married, but we suppose it was in Mississippi. Soon after their marriage, and while they were still residents of Mississippi, Cox made a voluntary gift to his wife of personal property of the value of six thousand dollars, which they soon afterwards sold, and converted into money. The money remained in Cox’s hands. They afterwards removed to Texas, and again from Texas to Alabama. Cox used and converted to his…
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