Johnson v. Johnson

Appellant sued the appel-lees, who were his chj¿dren, their mother being dead, in the court below for partition of certain property, consisting of some lots and the improvements thereon, located in block 156 in the city of Galveston.

On December 2, 1012, all of the defendants below, except George E. Johnson, filed an answer and cross-action, in which they set up the interest they claimed in the property and alleged that the plaintiff had, ever since the death of their mother in 1884, received and appropriated to his own use large sums of money for rental upon the common property, for which…