Smith v. Belding
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from District Court, Harris County; Lewis R. Bryan, Special Judge. Action by Abbie Belding and others against W. A. Smith and another, sureties on an administrator’s bond. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtHightower, C. J.
Dwight Belding died intestate in Harris county, Tex., in July, 1911. He left surviving him, as his only heirs, Mrs. Abbie Belding, who was his mother, H. W. Belding, a brother, and two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Rogers and Mrs. Mary B. Finch, all of whom lived in other states. At the time of his death Dwight Belding was possessed of some property, consisting partly of real property and partly of personal property and certain choses in action, most of which was in Harris county, Tex., and Belding was a resident of that county at the time of his death. In September, 1911, James R. Masterson, a…
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