Thomas v. Marmar
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLSON, O. J.
(after stating the ease as above).
In the statement above it appears that both appellants Thomas and the Widemans . and appellee Marmar claimed to own the title in W. A. Dyer January 30, 1923, to the minerals in controversy' — appellants under a deed to them of that date from Dyer, and appel-lee under a deed to him dated January 13, 1926, from the sheriff of Henderson county. A part of the consideration for said deed to appellants was eight promissory notes, for $120 each, made by appellants to said Dyer, payment of which was secured by a vendor’s lien therein and in his said…
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