Hopkins v. Walters
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHufe, C. J.
Alice Hopkins, joined by her husband, G. L. Hopkins, brought suit against J. IT. Walters, Willie Hendricks, a minor, ánd several other parties, to partition 160 acres of land in Collin county, Tex., out of 960-acre survey in the name of W. W. .Roberts. The land in question is described as beginning at the northwest corner of the Roberts survey; thence east 2,216 feet, with the north boundary line of the survey; thence south 3,147 feet; thence west 2,216 feet, to the west boundary line of said survey; thence north 3,147 feet, to the beginning. Mrs. Hopkins claims 33/360 part thereof as an heir…
2Cases cited11 opinions
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