McChesney v. Johnson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LATTIMORE, Justice.
This appeal involves a mortgage on a homestead claimed by virtue of a common-law marriage. The mortgage, dated in June, 1927, recited Johnson to be a single man. This debt was reduced to judgment and appellant loaned Johnson money to satisfy that judgment and taxes and took a deed of trust in April, 1931, which also recited Johnson to be a single man.
Appellees, who are negroes, filed this suit to remove cloud from title, alleging themselves to be husband and wife by virtue of a common-law marriage contracted in the fall of 1926 in Fort Worth and that the mortgaged property…
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