Woolf v. Smith

WALKER, Chief Justice.

In 1917 J. W. Crow, deceased, and Mrs. Nellie Crow were married, and immediately established their homestead on J. W. Crow’s river farm, consisting of 310 acres of land worth about $7,500. In 1927, in order to send their children to school, J. W. Crow bought a small place of less than two acres in the village of Apple Springs; the farm and this small place both being in Trinity county. Pie moved his family, consisting of his wife, Mrs. Nellie Crow, and four children, from the river farm in the fall of 1927, to the Apple Springs place and the children of school age were…