Gunlock v. Greenwade
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This is a suit over the estate of M. P.. Greenwade, deceased, between the deceased’s only child, Turner Greenwade, and Mrs. Corine Gunlock, who kept house for the deceased for about four years prior to his death. . Turner Greenwade will be referred to as Plaintiff and Mrs. Gunlock as Defendant.
The deceased executed a will on 31 October 1951, by which he left all he had to Defendant, and also executed a bill of sale and a deed conveying his car- and 200 acre homestead to Defendant in October 1951 and August 1953, respectively.
The case involves a contest of the will by…
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