Reeves v. Fuqua
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtRandolph, J.
The following statement of the case is taken from appellants’ brief:
This suit was instituted on October 18, 1924, in the district court of Floyd county by Sim Reeves for himself and as next friend of Helen Ruth Reeves, and by Garnet Reeves and Thelma Boswell, joined by her husband, JEt. C. Boswell, as plaintiffs, against W. H. Fuqua and H. E. Fuqua, as defendants, alleging that plaintiffs are heirs of Oscar T. Reeves, deceased, who died prior to the filing of this suit in Hale county, Tex., intestate, leaving surviving him their mother, Minnie Reeves, and a minor brother, who had died…
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