Simpson v. Edens
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FINLEY, Associate Justice.
The statement of the case as made in appellees’ brief is sufficiently full and accurate to present the questions involved, and is here given: In 1890, Emma J. Simpson instituted suit against part of the appellees, to recover an undivided interest of one-tenth in 3000 acres of the Enoch Fryar league, situated in Navarro County. In 1894, the heirs of Martha Theo. Kyle, together with Emma J. Simpson, instituted suit against all of appellees, to recover an undivided interest of two-tenths of 3000 acres of the Enoch Fryar survey in Navarro County. The two suits, upon…
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