Wooldridge v. Hancock
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Lamar. Tried below before A. M. Taylor, Esq., Special Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Maltbie, Presiding Judge.
Haney G. Jennings was the owner of a tract of land of two hundred and thirty-one -acres, situated in Lamar county. Her family consisted of Cicero, a son, and several unmarried daughters. Cicero lived with his-mother and sisters for ten or more years after attaining his majority, and contributed his labor and earnings to the support of the family. About the last of December, 1872, the family moved upon the above tract of land. At that time there were dhe hundred acres of it in cultivation, worth three or four dollars per acre a year for rent. The family continued to…
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