Hensley v. Conway

M. Kelley and Harriet Kelley were husband and wife, and at the death of the latter owned as community property 145 acres of the J. M. Espinosa survey in Erath county. The heirs of Harriet Kelley were her said husband and six children; two of the children being E. S. Kelley and George A. Kelley. After the death of his mother, and on November 29, 1895, E. S. Kelley conveyed to his father, M. Kelley, all the interest he then owned in the land. Later George A. Kelley died intestate, without ever having married, his father and his brothers and sisters succeeding by inheritance to all his interest…