Tate v. Tate
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtFunderburk, J.
A. A. Tate and wife, Sallie Tate, were married in 1873, and moved to Texas in 1876. April 1, 1876, C. C. Campbell and wife executed to W. H. Key, the father of Mrs. Tate, a bond for title to the S. B. one-sixth of the Joseph Robarth survey. The consideration was $300 cash and a note for $391.93. A. A. Tate, at the request of Key, advanced and paid the cash consideration. August 3,1876, W. H. Key, joined by his wife, executed and delivered to Allen Tate (A. A. Tate) and wife, Sallie Tate, a deed covering the same land. A. A. Tate caused the deed to be filed for record on August 4, 1876, the…
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