Moore v. McDonald
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLeslie, J.
In 1875 section No. 264, Comanche county, Texas, was patented to V. E. Bowman, “assignee John Carr. H. R. Cert. No. 871.” It is rectangular in shape, 589 varas wide, 921 varas long, extending lengthwise due north and south, and containing 96 acres of land. March 17, 1891, Bowman and wife conveyed to their son-in-law, J. I. Parker, and their daughter, M. J. Parker, a portion of said tract of land 554.4 varas wide by 814.5 varas long, containing 80 acres. The beginning point of this tract, as well as the original Carr tract, was the same, the “N. E. corner of a pre-emption survey by T. B.…
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