Neill v. Pure Oil Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Justice.
Appellants, Exa Neill et al., filed this suit on March 6, 1934, against the Pure Oil Company et al., to recover the title and possession of two tracts of real estate. Plaintiffs alleged in their first amended petition, on which they stood for trial, that Exa Neill was the surviving wife of J. W. Neill, deceased, and that the other plaintiffs, except J. C. Young and Ralph Sexton, were the children of J. W. Neill and Exa Neill; that J. W. Neill died intestate, on November 1, 1928, and, during his lifetime, owned a 60-acre tract of land out of the H. V. Moore survey and an 86-acre…
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