Pitts v. Booth

This suit was brought by the appellee, as guardian, against the defendants, to recover six hundred and forty acres of land, granted to his wards as the heirs of Edward Dickinson, who was the assignee of George W. Edwards. The title commenced by a constitutional headright certificate *454to Edwards, issued by the Board of Land Commissioners of Bexar eonnty. In 1842, Edwards makes an unconditional deed in fee, with warranty, of the land so by him held by a constitutional certificate, to Edward Dickinson. The conditional certificate to Edwards was, by the Board of Land Commissioners for Gonzales…