Himes v. Himes

This litigation is between the children and heirs of G. W. Himes, deceased. G. W. Himes became non compos mentis about December 1, 1924, and continued so until his death on April 26, 1929. He died intestate, owning the following property, to wit: A promissory note for $910 executed by appellant J. M. Himes and secured by a deed of trust upon 60 acres of land hereinafter described; $1,044.60 cash in bank; several rent houses; and 40 acres of land.

The record shows that, from the time G. W. Himes became insane until the date of his death, appellant J. M. Himes took possession of the property…