Kidd v. Young
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
STOKES, Justice.
On September 21, 1931, by general warranty deed, the appellees, R. B. Mitchell and his wife, Anna J. Mitchell, conveyed to their son, C. B. Mitchell, and their daughter, Edna Lucille Mitchell, three hundred twenty acres of land in Hale County for a recited consideration of ten dollars and the assumption of the unpaid balance of a loan of $4400 owing to the Federal Land Bank of Houston. Within a few months thereafter the son, C. B. Mitchell, married the appellant, Louise Kidd; and the daughter, Edna Lucille, became the W|ife of Virgil Young. 'On July 29, 1934, C. B. Mitchell…
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