Willingham v. Brown

On March 14, 1912, Howard Brown, one of the appellees in this cause, and a defendant in the trial court, had the title to 152 ⅛ acres of land in Hutchinson county, Tex.; the appellant, G. W. Willing-ham, having theretofore conveyed to said Brown said land. As a part of the consideration for the conveyance of said land, the said Brown had executed to Willingham two $250 notes, and in addition thereto had agreed to relinquish to appellant Willingham a certain claim situated in New Mexico. In accordance with previous negotiations which had occurred between Willingham, the appellant, D. M. Young…