Wedgworth v. Pope

On January 6, 1914, Y. K.. Wedgworth and wife, Fannie R. Wedgworth, executed to J. B. Pope an instrument in writing in the form of regular conveyance with warranty of title, purporting to convey certain town lots in the city of Ft. Worth. The consideration recited in the instrument was as follows:

“Ten dollars and the further consideration of the agreements hereinafter made:

“It is the purpose and intention of this instrument to make an absolute and unqualified conveyance of said property and to vest in the grantee, free, clear and unincumbered title thereto, having no other or further…