Harrison v. First Nat. Bank of Lewisville

On September 25, 1911, J. D. Hagler purchased a house and lot in the city of Ft. Worth for a recited consideration of $25,000, the true consideration being paid in other property. Hagler was a married man, having a wife and family of several children. Immediately after the purchase he moved into the house and made it his resident homestead. The occupation of the property as a homestead continued until April 29, 1917, when Hagler and wife abandoned the same as a homestead, and moved to Tom Green county, where they acquired another homestead. On April 28, 1916, about one year prior to such…