McCombs v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
DAVTDSOlSr, Presiding Judge.
This prosecution was for bigamy. Appellant was married in McLennan County on March 6, 1879, to Emma Price, by virtue of a marriage license. While this marriage was undissolved by death or divorce, appellant entered into a bigamous marriage with Donne Wooten, on December 27, 1890, by virtue of a marriage license issued by the county clerk of Robertson County. _ In September, 1891, the first wife, Emma, entered suit in Bexar County for divorce against appellant. Service was accepted by appellant and on October 19, 1891, a decree of divorce was rendered in her favor…
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