Daniel v. Bridges

Hobby, Judge.—

This was an action of trespass to try title, brought, by James and Jackson Bridges against Jesse Duren in 1859, to recover an undivided one-half interest in a league and labor of land granted to-the father of plaintiffs, James Bridges, and situated in Denton County. Duren died and his administrator became a party. A. B. Hardin and C. Q. Haley also were joined as defendants in the suits. The appellant Daniels was made a defendant in 1870, and appellants Henry Horton, John Galloway, Wm. Brown, G. W. Brown, and others were made de-fendants in 1882.

Duren claimed title to 4025 acres…