Farmer v. Zinn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtConner, C. J.
Lou Lee Zinn and others instituted suit against W. W. Farmer and others in trespass to- try title, and for partition of a tract of land consisting of about 800 acres near the town of Farmer, Young county. All parties, plaintiffs and defendants, are devisees and heirs of devisees un der the will of W. H. Farmer, who died in 1906. The land in controversy was the community property of W. H. Farmer and his wife, M. A. Farmer. The will of W. H. Farmer, as will hereinafter be more particularly shown, devised to his wife, Margaret A. Farmer, certain specified property for life, including the land in…
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