Linkenhoker v. Graybill
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from judgment of circuit court of Botetourt county rendered may term, 1885, refusing to establish on the application of M. P. Linkenhoker, a certain road from his tract through the land of Michael Graybill, to a public highway. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtFauntleroy, J.
The tract of land owned by M. P. Linkenhoker, the appellant, to which he is, in this proceeding, seeking to have a public road established over and through the land of M. Graybill, ap-pellee, is the southern portion of the tract which was assigned to Mrs. Susan M. Radford, in the division or partition Of the lands of her father, John Preston, deceased, lying north of the town of Amsterdam, in the county of Botetourt, Virginia; and it is part of that which was assigned to Mrs. Mary R. Copland, daughter of Mrs. Susan Radford, in the division of the latter’s estate, and which was afterwards…
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