Williams v. Young
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
Grant Williams is the agreed source of title. On June 4, 1948, the day preceding his burial, appellee M. T. Young, a defendant below, a nephew and an heir at law of the deceased, executed and delivered to appellant, Rufus Williams, the plaintiff below, an instrument which purports to convey to plaintiff an undivided 40-acre interest in three adjacent tracts of land, aggregating 130% acres, situated in Harrison County. This instrument, forthwith filed for record, recites a consideration of $125 in cash as then paid by plaintiff to M. T. Young. According to its reading, tenor…
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