Bradshaw v. Naumann

O’QUINN, Justice.

Oscar S. Bradshaw and his wife, Ollie Bradshaw, owned between them 356.41 acres of land in Burnet County consisting of three tracts, on which they lived and carried on farming and ranching pursuits. Two of the tracts, comprising 262 acres, Ollie Bradshaw owned as her separate property, and the remaining tract of 94.41 acres was community property.

In July of 1952 Oscar and Ollie Bradshaw executed a deed to convey all three tracts to their only son, Louis Preston Bradshaw, to the exclusion of their only daughter, Aliene Bradshaw Naumann, and reserved a life estate in themselves…