Byrd v. Taylor

(after stating the case as above).

Of the twenty-five propositions in.appellant’s brief, the first nine relate to the land constituting what is referred to in the record as the “Community Center Property.” As appears in the statement above, that land was conveyed to L. N. Byrd after he and appellant were married in 1891, to wit, in 1896 and 1900. Presumptively, therefore, when the land was so conveyed, it became a part of the community estate between said L. N. Byrd and appellant. Wideman v. Coleman (Tex. Com. App.) 17 S.W.(2d) 786. To the contrary of that presumption, appellant insisted in…