The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1922 Page: 4 of 6
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' CITATION
The State of Texas. To the Sheriff
or any Constable of Freestone
County -Greeting:
\Uili are hereby Ckzmnmydi"! to sum-
mon the hoi pi of Levi A Durham,
deceased, the heirs ot Mary .1 Pur j
ham, tlecedhed, the lo irs of .1 D I
Durham, deceased, the heirs of Levi j
M. Wheat, deceased, the heirs of j
May Manning, deceased, whose
whose names are unknown, ti>Trp-
p, ar at the ne xt regular term of the ,
District Court, of Fro -stont* County, , , . , ..
to he h-ld at the court house there-! bow you have executed the same.
of. el the town of Fairfield, fi the
liVsi V. *nda> in June, I *22, - being
tl„ eI It day of Ju.i. . A I). Hid'd,
lie n and there ......over a petition
li ed u. the said court on the 4th
\ of April, I'.rJ-l, in a cause nuni-
lu-ied No. 0841, when in, Charles
Frown m plaintiff, nod the unknown
m iiv t of lew, A. Durham, deceased,
the unknow n in mi -if Mary .1, Per
ham, dr.east e. tile unknown la.ra
of .1, p. Puth'ni, ibeuised, tile un-
known heirs ef Lev ' M. Whe-.l de
reused, the util nown heirs cf May
Mantui'K, dtciUsod, their-hens and
leyal representatives, and R. L Col-
e ate defendants, the cause of at-
tun he nr, alleged as fol o-v.i: Plait.-
t if, alleges, that on the first day of
January, lt'dd, he v ns lawfully
seized and pesscsied of the follow.::g
(ieseriheii tracts of lai d and prem-
ises, all s'touted i" Freestone
County, I'exas, fnldie, the same in
fe" simple, t.o-wit :
First part being' a part of the
l.rvi A. Durham survey, des.iibed
as follows: Peginmng' at a stake,
the X. F. corner of Aaron Livingstoi
published in your County, which same** once in each week for four] W. 186 Hfl vrs the beginning, con-<for, and for judgment cancelling all junction of same; thence
j ->-* _ -■» .■« •* ■ * -* in a North direction with
newsjmper has been published in the consecutive .weeks previous to JJuGtaining 20 acres.
English language language -in said • return day hereof, jn a newspaper ‘
County, continuously for a period publushed ill the English language
of. more than twelve months prior, in your County', such newspaper
to sueh publication, but if no such1 having been so pubUffied continu-
newspaper is published in-said Coun-‘ ously' for more than twelve months
ty, thei*. in' a newspaper so publish- proceeding .^such publication, but if
ed in tlte nearest County where | no suen newspaper be published in
such newspaper is published.; | your County, then in such a news-
Herein fail r.ot, hut have' you be- ] paper published in the nearest Conn-
fore said court, oh the first day of ty. where such a newspaper in pub-
the next term thereof, this writ,! Iished. . , , ...
with your return thereon, showing, Herein fail not, but have you n-
ecuted the same. , fore said court, on the first day of
Witness, Alice K. Bradley, Clerk of* the next term thereof, this writ
the District Court of Freestone ‘ with your return thereon, showing
Countv ! how you 'have executed the same
WiUfceaa, Alice......
Sixth tract; BMtig a part of the
Levi A, Durham survey, in Freestone
County, Texas, described as follows;
Beginning at a stake the N. E. corner
of John Bullock tract; thence E. 370
vrs a stake; thence S. 896 vrs a
stake; thence W. 370 vrs a stake;
thence N. 896 vrs the place of
beginning, containing 58.7 uefes,
more or less.
That on the, day and year last
aforesaid the defendants unlawfully
emoted upon said several tracts of
land (a,nd ejected plaintiff*therefrom
Given under my hand and the seaF
of said court, at Fairfield, Texas.! ,
tins the I fir day of April, A. L>. 1922 ou,u:>'
(.Seal*. Alice K. Bradley,
Clerk of the District Court, Free
slope ( ounty, Texas. a! 4.
and now unlawfully withhold from
'uieu uie suin'-. I hi th(. pos9ession thereof, to his
>ar 'iunmge $5000.00. That plaintiff
claims title to said several lots
f the District Court of Freestone
unity.
Given under my hand and the seal
-Greeting;
are hereby commanded to -p|u, State of Texas. To the Sheriff
heirs of Gertrudes| lir „nv Constable of Freestone
CITATION
The Stat" of Texas. To the Sheriff
or any ! Ion stable of Freestone
County
You
summon Go- uv..-. ..............
Luna, ib ei i ud, the lieiis of Wm.l
C. Daniel, ik. ceased, and the heirs of
Wm. W Frizzell, deceased, the heirs
of James Daniel, deceased, and the
heirs of Andrew Baty, deceased,
whose names are unknown, their
lieu's and legal representatives, to
.Iv ear at the next regular term of
the District Court of Freestone
County, to be held at the court
house t h e r e o f, i n the town
of C a i r k •'> Id, on t h e first
M irday in June, A. D. 1922,
, of said court, in the town of Fafr-
; field, this the llril day of April, 1922.
(Seal). Alice K. Bradley,
i Clerk of the District Court, Free-
| stone County, Texas. a!4.
CITATION
10(1 2 •'! acre tract (also a part of being the .*th day of June, 1922,
said Durham survey ) a t! .1. I in; ibvIi and line to answer ,t petition
Ins. N i'2 W. •'! vrs. a B. - • n In filed in sum court on the :>rd 'lay of
X. l."> iv 5 vrs; thence N. Its vrs a April, 1922, in a cause numbered
stake, a Bin Oak 9 in brs. X. 30 K. 2 j No. 6342. on * lie docket of said
vrs. a Bin Oak 7 in brs. iX. 20 K. 3 court, vvhe • n A. \V. Thompson is
vrs; thence W. 785 vrs. a stake, a I’, j plaintiff, anil the heirs of Gertrudes
O. 10 in lirs. N. 77 K. 14 vrs, a B. j Luna, deceased, the heirs of Wm. C.
O. 12 in brs X. 30 E. 14 vrs; thence
S. 148 vrs. a stake Aaron Living-
ston’s N. W corner; thence East
785 vrs. tj the beginning, contain-
ing 62 12 acres, more or less.
Second tract being a part of the
Levi A. Durham survey, described
as follows: Beginning at a stake
at Colgin’s corner, in Block No. 1.
being the N. W. corner of said 62
1 2 acre tract; thence N. 224 vr3. a
stake, a B J. 7 in brs. S. 9 E. 8
vrs. a B. J. 12 in brs. S. 57 E. 8 vrs;
thence East 785 vrs, a stake on E.
boundary line of L. A. Durham sur-
vey; thence S. 224 vrs. the N. E.
corner of above described 62 12
acre tract; thence W. 785 vrs. to the
place of beginning, containing 31
1 4 acres, more or less.
Third tract being a part of the
May Manning survey, described as
follows: Beginning at a stake 225.8
vrs. X. from the S. W. corner of a
92 acre tract sold to Charles Brown
by J. L. Manning, et-al, same being
the X. W corner of Decatur
Brown’s 23 acre tract; thence N.
’180.'' :i -t-A :■; thence East with
It. i . Riley’s S. line 672 vrs. a stake
Ril' 's S. F. corner; thence S. 180.6
vrs. i stake, the N. E. corner of D.
Bro. n’s 23 acre tract; thence W.
672 vrs. to the place of beginning,
containing 13 acres, more or less,
and that plaintiff is in th actual
pos.' ssior of same, that thereafter
on : le day and year last aforesaid,
the u"i defendants u.iawfullly en-
len.d upon said lamis and prem-
ises. and .ejected plaintiff there-
from, and mw unlawfully with-
holds from plaintiff the possession
thereof, to his damage $2,000.00.
That plaintiff claims title to said 62
12 acre tract under a bond for title
Daniel, deceased, the heirs of Wm.
W.. Frizzell, deceased, the heirs cf
Janies Daniel, deceased, and the
heirs of Andrew Baty, deceased,
whose names are unknown, and their
heirs and legal representatives are
defendants, the cause of action be-
ing, alleged as follows: -Plaintiff al-
leges that on the first day of Jan-
uary, 1922, he was lawfully-seized
and possessed of the following de-
scribed land and premises, situated
in Freestone County, Texas, to-wit:
First tract being a part of the
Gertrudes Luna League survey,
more particularly described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake on the
East line of said league at the S. E.
corner of the W. Curry 195 acre
tract, in the Mexia and Buffalo road;
th N. 30 W. with said line and
said roa 1 105 vrs. 't-®iake a P. 0. 24
in brs. S. 9 W. 12.6 vrs; thence N.
74 W. 768 vrs. a stake on the West
line of said W. Curry tract, a P. O.
9 in brs. N. 28 W. 5 vrs. a P. 0X20
in brs N. 71 D2 W. 10 l 2 vrs.
thence S. -TO E. with the West line
of said Curry tract 751 vrs. a stake
I the' S. W. corner of said Curry
tract; thence N. 60 E.with the S.
line of said tract 751 vrs. to the
place of beginning, containing 65
5jfi acres, mbre or less.
Second tract being a part of said
Gertrudes Luna league, described as
follows: Beginning at a stake in
the East line of said league, at the
?. F. c "rier of the W. Curry 195
acre tract; thence S. 60 W. 950 vrs.
a stake a Hickory 8 in brs. S. 24 W.
5 1 2 vrs. a P. O. 18 in brs. N. 89 W.
S vrs; thence S. 29 12 E. 660 vrs.
a stake the N. W. eorner of De-
Spain's 160 acre tract, a P. O. 12
in brs. N. 2 W. 9 3|4 vrs. a P. O. 12
1 in brs. S. 79 E. 12 vrs; thence N. 60
or any
County —
Ycu arc
summon the heirs of Charles Polk,
deceased, the heirs of W. W. Groov-
er, deceased, the heirs of B. L. H.
Lindsey, deceased, the heirs of A. B.
I indsey, deceased, the heirs of Hen-
ry Jackson, deceased, the heirs of
May Manning, deceased, the heirs of
.Ichn Calloway and wife, Annie Cal-
loway, deceased, the heirs of Adol-
phus Dobbins and wife, Ada Dob-
bins, deceased, the heirs of Levi A.
Durham, deceased, the heirs of John
Bullock, deceased, the heirs of J. H.
Wills, deceased, the heirs of Mary
J. Durham and husband, J. D. Dur-
ham, deceased, the heirs of Lev* M.
Wheat, deceased, the heirs of C. W.
Colgin, deceased, and the heirs of
John F. Teague, deceased, all of
whose names are unknown, and
their heirs and legal representatives,
and the Teague Development Com-
pany whose officers and place of busi-
ness is unknown to plaintiff, to ap-
pear at the next regular term of the
District Court of Freestone County,
to be held at the court house there-
of, in the town of Fairfield, on the
first Monday in June, 1922, being
the 5th day of June, A. D. 1922,
then and there to answer a petition
filed in said court on the 3rd day of
April, A. D. 1922, in a cause num-
bered No. 6841, in said court, where-
in, Sandy Dobbins, is plaintiff, and
the unknown heirs of Charles- Polk,
deceased, the unknown heirs of W.
W. Groover, deceased, the unknown
heirs of B. L. H. Lindsey, deceased,
the unknown heirs of A. B.-Lindsey,
deceased, the unknown heirs of Hen-
ry Jackson, deceased, the unknown
heirs of May Manning, deceased, the
unknown hdirs of John Calloway and
wife, Annie Calloway, deceased, the
unknown heirs of Adolphus Dobbins,
deceased, the unknown heirs of Ada
Dobbins, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Levi A. Durham, deceased,
the unknown heirs of John Bullock,
deceased, the unknown heirs of J.
H. Wills, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Mary J. Durham and hus-
band, J. D. Durham, deceased, the
unknown heirs of Levi" M.‘ Wheat,
deceased, the unknown heirs of C.
W. Colgin, deceased, and the un-
known heiai of John F. Teague, de-
ceased, theib hell's ar.d legal repre-
sentatives, and the Teague Develop-
ment Company whose officers and
place of business is unknown, are
defendants, the chuse of action be-
ing alleged as follows: , Plaintiff al-
leges that on the first day of Jan-
uary, 1922, he was lawfully seized
and possessed of the following de-
scribed several lots, tracts or parcels
of land situated in Freestone Coun-
ty, Texas, holding the Same in fee
simple, to-wit:
First tract, being a part of the
tracts or-parcels of land under deeds
duly executed and delevered to him
for a valuable consideration paid in
good faith, and is now in actual pos-
session of said lands, and premises.
That he and thogp whose title and
estate he has, have had and held
peaciably, and adverse possession of
each and all of said several tuttcts of
land, claiming to have-^good and per-
fect right and title to same, cultivat-
ing using and enjoying the same, and
claiming said lands and , premises
Constable
Greeting:
hereby commanded to! openly and notoriously, and against
the world for a period of more
aH
than twenty years next after the de-
fendant’s cause of action,--if any
accrued, and next before the com-
mencement of this suit, and this he
he is ready to verify. That by reason
of certain defects in his record title
to said several tracts of land, the
defendants are asserting some sort
of title and claims of title to his said
several tracts of land, which claims
of title on the part of the defendants
casts a cloud upon plaintiffs title to
same, and that if in truth and in fact
the defendants or either of them
ever had any just or legal title or
claim to any portion of said land
and premises all such claims and ti-
tles are long since barred by the
Statutes of Limitation of
this State, and this he is
ready to verify. That *n the
15th duy of June 1912, plaintiff and
his wife executed and delivered to
the Teague Development Company
a certain Mineral lease covering 440
acres part of John Graham survey,
35 acres part of Charles Polk survey,
58.7 acres part of Levi A. Durham
survey, and 20 acres part of May
Manning survey, all belonging to
plaintiff, which said Mineral lease is
recorded in Voh 37 page 556 Deed
records of Freestone County, Texas,
which said leasehas never been
released, and same has been forfeit-
ed by reason of the failure of Teague
Development Company to pay ren-
tals as therein provided, and said
mineral lease casts a cloud upon
plaintiff’s title to said land and prem-
ises. Plaintiff prays for judgement
against all said defendants for title
and possession of said several tracts
of land, with writ of possession there-
titles and claims of title of defend-
ants, and for* cancellation of said
Mineral lease, removing the clouds
frgnj hm. title, alW vesting title to
each anfl all of several tracts of land
in plaintiff, and for general relief,
etc. You are further commanded to
serve this citation by publishing the
same once in each waek, for four
consecutive breaks “previous to re-
turn day hereof, in a news paper
published in the English language
in your Cuonty, which news-
p a |> e r has been so published
i n said County continuously
for a ^period of more than twelve
months prior to such publication,
but if no sueh newspaper is publish-
ed, in said county, then in a news-
paper so published in the nearest
county, where such a newspaper is
published. ' ;*
Herein fail not, but have you be-
fore said court, on the first day of
the next term thereof, this writ, with
your return thereon showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness, Alice K. Bradley, clerk
of the District Court or Freestone
County.-*'
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court, at my office in the
town of Fairfield, this the 3rd day
of April, A. D. 1922.
(Seal) Alice K. Bradley
Clerk of the District Court, of Free-
stone County, Texas. al4
a ______________
WHeelock and Fairfield road, to the
beginning, being the sanje land deed-
ed to me tDecatp Blaine) irw trust
to J. R. Pell, conveyuiiee dated Oct-
ober 31st, 1895, recorded in vol. F.
page 261, Deed of Trust records of
Freestone County, Texas, levied on
as the property of Dccato Blaine to
satisfy a judgment amounting to
$933.96 in favor of W. L. Lott
and costs of suit.
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not
dal
act
(liven under my hand, this 30th
day of March, 1922.
a 14. H. M. Mayo, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF’S SALE
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The State of Texas, County of Free-
stone.
By virtue of an order of sale is-
Foi
SHERIFF’S SALE
The State of Texas, County^ of Free-
stone.
By virtue of an order of sale is-
sued out of the Honorable District
Court of Freestone County, on tile
27th day of March, 1922, by the
Clerk thereof, in the case of W. L.
Lott versus Decato Blaine and
Bettie Blaine. No. 6710. and to
me as Sheriff, directed and de-
livered, I will proceed to sell,
within the hours prescribed by law
for Sheriff’s Sales, on Tuesday, the
2nd day of May, A. D. 1922, at the
court house door, in Fairfield, Tex-
as, in Freestone County, the follow-
ing described property, to-wit:
First tract: 80 acres, being the E.
1 [2 of 160 acres, part of the McElvin
survey, about 10 miles S. 70 E. from
Fairfield. Beginning at the S. E.
corner of the said McElvin survey;
thence S. 58 W. 336 vrs. to a stake
in S. line of said survey; thence N.
32 W. 1,344 vrs. a stake in the N.
line of said survey; thence N. 58 E.
336 vrs. a stake N. E. corner of
said survey; thence S. 32 E. 1,344
vrs. to the place of beginning.
Second tract: 6 acres, being part
of the Redin Gainer League, describ-
ed as follows: Beginning at the S.
E. corner of D. Bragg’s West 10
acre lot, and running West with the
S. line of same to its S. W. corner;
thence West with S. line of T. H.
Ridlitt’s 10 acre tract to dugout,
thence South direction with said
dugout, following it to the
sued out of the Honorable District
Court of Freestone County, on the
31st day of March, 1922, by the
Clerk thereof, in the case of W. A.
Pullin versus Sylvester Bonner.
Mary Bonner and Hart Price Oil Co.,
Inc., No. 6084 and to me, as^Slioriff.
directed and delivered, I will pro-
ceed to sell, within the hours pre-
scribed by law for Sheriff’s Sales,
on Tuesday, the 2nd day
of May, A. D. 1922, a t the
court house door in Fairfield, in
Freestone County, Texas, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
Being a part of the Hopson Burle-
son League survey, described as
follows: Being 100 acres of land,
and being the East half of the 200
aerd tract out of said H. Burleson
League, deeded by H. Burleson to
Mrs. Z. Pullin; said 100 acres of
land being described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at a
stake in the South line of H.
Burleson League, 240 vrs. East of
the S. W. ................ of said 200 acre
tract, same being 21 feet West of
bridge on dugout; thence N. 1344
vrs. a stake in the N. line of said
tract, whence a P. O. 20 in dia. brs.
S. 76 E. 5 1|2 vrs. and a B. J. 14 in
dia. brs. N. 28 E. 5 1|2 vrs.; thence
E. 420 vrs. a stake whence a B. J.
8 in dia. brs. N. 85 W. 2 l!2vrs., and
a P. O. 16 in brs. N. 3 E. 9 vrs.;
thence South 1344 vrs. a stake in
the South line of the H. Burleson
League; thence West 420 vrs. to
the place of beginning, containing
100 acres of land, more or leas
levied on as the property of Sylves-
ter Bonner, Mary Banner, and Hart
Price Oil Co., Inc., W satisfy a
judgment amounting to $5,039.00
in favor of W. A. Pullin and costs
of suit.
Given under my hand, this 1st day
of April, 1922.
14a. H. M. Mayo, Sheriff.
Fori
Fori
Levi Herring
Lawyer
Fairfield, Texas.
For
Build - - - Build
For
to said land. That he claims title to
raid 31 1|4 acre tract under a deed1 'Tithh°|d# from plaintiff
from John F. Wheat, dated. Novem-1 the ??si*“,on - to h,B dam
page 515 deed records of Freestone
County, Texas. That he claims ti-
l age $3,000.00. That he and those
whose estate he has claiming to have
good and perfect right and title to
tie to said 13 acre tract under a! 8ai<l Unds ha.v^had ™d held the
deed from J. L. Manning, et al, dat- San;° adv?r8e>y- u8,n*. estivating
ed, April 27th, 1894. recorded in a.nd enjoying the same, holdingland
vol. page 407, deed records of ^ming said lands under deeds
Freestone County Texas, and paid, 1U'V r^,atercd’ and V**™* alJ taxe8
a valuable consideration’ in .mod J*.f
good
faith for all of said land and prem-
ises. That he and those whose ti-
tle and estate he has, claiming to
than five years next after the cause
of action of the defendants, if any
they have, accrued, and next before
the commencement of this suit and
R i.’ r < - K. 950 vrs. a stake DeSnain’s N.
Erf Yw ?,,n' (hXU'\ T I E. corner, on E. line of Luna league,
day of October 1891. recorded in a B ,2 in br8. N. 32 W 8 112 vrs.
rLv8 T,.vl "f 0,aVf ILrCe| a K •' 8 *n brs S. 62 W. 11 vrs;
stone County, Tcxsti, «ind hfts been ( . u \r »»q io u* _-il . i i ,
in actual possession of said tract' henc‘'^ 29 £ltl? the lea*uo
and made valuable improvements !'ne 6b°, ™ t0 the beKin'"nK- c°"-
thereon, having paid to said R. E. | alf!!na( on' the^’dav "an?!* v?»r last Charles Polk survey, described as fol-
Iwidland rndasbUdCRnFdecaii0n H af^csl.d the defendants unlawful* £W8' Beginning at J T. Corley’s N.
said land, and said R. E. Collin has W. corner on the S. line of B. L. H.
never executed to plaintiff a deed■ *cted (tiff therefrom, audun ! Lindsey’s 270 acre tract; Thence S.
J F ’ 91 vrs a stake; Thence W. 140 vrs a
stake; Thence S. 161 vrs a stake;
Thence W. 380 vrs a stke; in slough;
ThenceN. 260 vrs a stake inLindseys
S. line; Thence E. with Lindsey’s S.
line 508 vrs to place of beginning,
containing 9 acres, more or less.
Second tract, being a part of the
Charles Polk survey, described as fol-
lows.Beginning at a stake, 463 112
vrs S. from the S. E. corner of S. G.
Owens 200 acre tract; Thence S.
370 1|2 vrs a stake; Thence W. 35 vrs
a stake; Thence S. 170 vrs a stake;
Thence W. 1270 vrs a stake the S. E.
corner of Albert Dobbins 33.39 acre
tract; Thence N. with Albert Dob-
bins E. line 540 1|2 vrs a stake;
Thence E. 1298 vrs the place of
beginning, containing 124.13 acres
more or less.
Third tract, being a part of the
Charles Polk survey describ-
ed as follows: Beginning at
a stake the N. W. corner
of Lizzie Davis’ 56 acre tract,
(a part of said C. Polk survey);
Thence S. with the Lizzie Davis W.
line 466 vrs a stake her S. W. corner
Thence W. 618 vrs a stake Albert
Dobbin’s corner; thence N. 16 W.
463 1|2 vrs a stake; ThenceE. 758
vrs to place' of begining, containing
56 acres more or less.
Fourth tract, Being a part of the
Charles Polk survey, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake
the S. W. corner o f Charles
Polk survey; thence E. 221
vrs. a stake; thence N. 726 vrs. a
stake; thence W. 210 vrs. a stake in
W line of Polk survey: thence S 726
vrs to the place df beginning con-
taining 35 acres, more or less.
Fifth tract, Being a part of the
May Manning survey, described as
follows; Beginning at a stake the S.
W. corner of 100 acre tract sold to
Adolphus Dobbins hv John Manning;
Thence N. 610 vrs a stake, a B. J. 8
in brs P *3 W 2 I 1 vrs a P O 12 in
brs N.61 W. .1 vrs; Thence E. 185 1!«
vrs a stake a R. J. 12 n. brs N. 7 W.
" 1 t vrs 1. J 7 in brs X 6S E 5 12
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^b'y’ a"d, adv*™e. PO8*r0n ,of| and title to said land have had and
TuZ' uaia^ ,and enoy)ng! held the said land adversely and
neWorf th ? °r ai peaceably, cultivating, using and en-
next after the'defendant. a^dCtori^I^d
fore°th ,fcammeaCCrUed’('‘nf th^ th? san.'e adverse to all the world for
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ises, the defendants are assorting
some sort of title and claims of title
to his said lands which said claims
verify. That by reason of sertain
recorded instruments in the deed
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claims of title to any portion of his ___ „r
■ . _______. .___. , . , ,, _ , fondants are asserting some sort of
“d tracts of l.nd, all such, utle and claimfl o{ tith, to hi, uid
title and claims of title are long
since barred by the Statutes of Limi-
tation of this Stnt.e, and this he is
ready to verify.
Plaintiff prays judgment against
each and all the defendants for the
title and possession of his said sev-
eral tracts of land, with writ of pos-
land, which claims cast a cloud up-
on plaintiff’s title to said land, and
that if in truth and in fact the de-
fendants or either of them ever had
any valid claim or title to any por-
tion of his said land, such titles and
claims of title are long since barred
by the Statutes of Limitation of this
session therefor, and for judgment j State, and thia he is ready to verify,
cancelling and annulling all claims Plaintiff prays for judgment against
of title of the defendants, to said all the defendants for title and poa-
lands removing the cloud therefrom, session of salrl land, and that all ti-
and vesting title in plaintiff to each tie and claims of title of the defend-
of said tracts of land and for gen- ants to said land be cancelled and
«r*l relief, etc. the cloud removed from his title
You are further commanded to and that title of same be fully vested
serve this citation by publishing the in plaintiff, and for general relief
return day hereof, in a newspaper etc.
same o»ce in each week for foun You are further commanded to
utive weeks previous to the
vrs; Thence S. 610 vrs a stake on
servo this citation by publishing the line of May Manning survey; Thence
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Kirgan, Lee. The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1922, newspaper, April 21, 1922; Fairfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1110075/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.