Carleton-Ferguson Dry Goods Co. v. McFarland
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Parker County ; F. O. McKinsey, Judge. Suit by the Carleton-Ferguson Dry Goods Company against Mrs. Carrie E. McFarland and others.
1Opinion of the Court
During the year 1914 W. H. Eddleman, for the recited consideration or love and affection, executed two deeds of conveyance to his daughter, Mrs. Carrie E. McFarland, to approximately 4,600 acres of land situated in Parker county, as her separate property, one of the deeds being dated June 16, 1914, to approximately 4,000 acres, and the other being dated July 16, 1914, to about 550 acres, being an undivided half interest in one tract known as the Christian tract of 700 acres which had been deeded to W. H. Eddleman and defendant F. H. McFarland in 1901, and an undivided half interest in another…
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