Harle v. Harle
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fifth District, in an appeal from Navarro County. Nathan Harle sued Bruff Harle and others, and had judgment. It was reversed and rendered on appeal by defendants, and Nathan Harle obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Greenwood
The material facts showed that in 1879 Nathan Harle, who. was then the husband of Gracie Ann Harle, and Freeman Slaughter, who was then the husband of Amanda Slaughter, acquired by purchase the 160 acres of land in controversy. By a marriage prior-to that with Gracie Ann Harle, Nathan Harle had three children named Bruff Harle, John Harle and Amanda Slaughter. Under a partition between Nathan Harle and Freeman .Slaughter, 40 acres of the land was set apart to Freeman Slaughter, and the remaining. 120 acres was set apart to Nathan Harle. Out of the 120 acres, Nathan Harle and Gracie Ann Harle…
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