Crow v. Fiddler

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

This action of trespass to try title was brought July 31,1890, by Elizabeth M. Crow and Clara B. Crow (joined by her husband, John B. Crow, Jr.), to recover each an undivided one-fourth interest in 1476 acres of land situated in Cooke County, known as the Albert Martin survey. The defenses interposed were pleas of not guilty, statutes of limitation of five and ten years, and improvements made in good faith. The several defendants also prayed to have their warrantors vouched in, and for a recovery over against them in case the plaintiffs should prevail in the suit;…