Polk v. Chaison
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Jefferson. Tried below before Hon. W. H. Ford.
1Opinion of the Court
Collard, Judge.
The appellant Maggie Polk, plaintiff below, and the defendants claim title from David Brown as a common soured, plaintiff under a deed from Brown to her father M. S. Miller, of date July 26th, 1840, duly recorded in Jefferson County, where the land is situated, on the 31st day of July, 1840, and defendants under a deed of Brown to. Wm. K. English, executed July 14th, 1844, and duly recorded August-21, 1849. The deed to English is for the north half of the James W. Bullock league, and recites that Brown acquired it from Bullock,, the original grantee, by deed of date May 8th,…
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