Massey v. Citizens' Nat. Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtConner, C. J.
J. E. Massey and wife, Martha Massey, both now deceased, in their lifetime owned in community and by fee-simple title 3.60. acres of land situated in Parker county, upon which they lived as their homestead. Martha Massey, the wife, died on May .22, 1906, leaving J. B. Massey, her husband, and six children by their marriage, all of whom were living. After Mrs. Massey’s death, J. E. Massey continued to occupy and live on and use said land with his family as his homestead, and the same was his homestead continuously up to the time of his death, which occurred on January 7,1928. One of the…
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