Nuckols v. Stanger
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Brazoria County; Wells Thompson, Judge. Suit by F. E. Nuckols and her husband against R. H. Stanger and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
R. S. Stanger died intestate in the year 1882, leaving as his surviving heirs a brother, R. H. Stanger, and three sisters, Kate, Mary, wife of Edward Delaney, and appellant F. E. Stanger, afterwards Nuckols. Kate died, intestate and unmarried, in 1885. R. H. Stanger was appointed administrator of the estate of R. S. Stanger by the county court of Brazoria county, and in accordance with orders and decrees of that-court, and as such administrator, he sold 200 acres of land belonging to the estate of his intestate; the same' being conveyed to Edward Delaney by deed dated July 19, 1883.…
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