McIntosh v. Leisk
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.
Appellants are the widow and some of the children of Colbert McIntosh, deceased, a negro, who in his lifetime acquired, and who died intestate as to, 264 acres of land in Marion county, Texas. When the matters in suit transpired, it had acquired a speculative value as oil land. They brought this suit on September 21, 1936, to cancel, and remove as a cloud on their title, a purported mineral deed dated July 17, and recorded October 7, 1935, which, for a recited consideration of $1,634, purported to convey to appellee a full one-fourth undivided mineral interest in the…
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