Sabinal Nat. Bank v. Cunningham

H. T. Herring and wife, L. J. Herring, were married in 1867, and lived together as man and wife until August, 1919, when Mrs. Herring died, intestate. There was no administration on her estate, and it was agreed that none was necessary. In 1887, E. T. Phillips conveyed to Mrs. L. J. Herring 116 acres of land in Falls, county. There was nothing in the deed to show that it was intended as her separate property. Mr. and Mrs. Herring occupied the land as their homestead until the death of Mrs. Herring. Since Mrs. Herring’s death H. T. Herring has lived with his daughter, Mrs. Hughes, at Uvalde,…