Jackson v. Craigen
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error to District Court, Jefferson County; John M. Conley, Judge. Trespass to try title by Ellen Craigen and another against R. S. Jackson, in which Sevenne Be Blanc and others intervened. From a judgment in favor of certain of the interveners, the defendant Jackson brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtPbeasants, C. J.
This is a suit of trespass to try title brought by Ellen Craigen and Odelia Caruthers against R. S. Jackson to recover 660 acres of land on the Wm. H. Smith league in Jefferson county. A number of persons intervened in the suit, claiming undivided interests in the land, among whom were the children and heirs at law of Emer-ente Broussard, deceased. By the judgment rendered in the court below these Emerente Broussard heirs recovered against all the other parties to the suit the interest of their deceased mother in the land in controversy. From this judgment defendant Jackson prosecutes this…
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