Frint v. Tate
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
STOKES, Justice.
The record in this case reveals that S. Crum and his wife, Susan Crum, owned the east half of Section 78, Block 7, I. & G. N. Railway Company Surveys, consisting of 320 acres, and the southwest quarter of Section 17, Block M-4, Gibson Survey, consisting of 160 acres, all located in Carson County. On August 24, 1934, at Belleville, Kansas, where appellants resided, S. Crum and his wife, in consideration of love and affection, executed and delivered to appellant, Mrs. Frint, a deed by which they conveyed to her the 320-acre tract, and shortly thereafter, for a like…
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