Tedder v. Bloyd
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORTHCUTT, Justice.
On April 3, 1954, J. E. Bloyd obtained a divorce from his wife, Alma Bloyd. At that time, the trial court awarded the full future care, custody and control of the minor child; Donald Evan Bloyd, who was then approximately eight years of age, to-J. E. Bloyd with right of reasonable visitation reserved to Alma Bloyd. Donald Evan Bloyd was the adopted child of J. E. Bloyd and Alma Bloyd. Mrs. Lula Tedder secured a divorce from Grady Tedder. J. E. Bloyd married Mrs. Lula Tedder and Alma Bloyd married.Grady Tedder; these two weddings taking place - sometime between April 3, 1954…
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