Hathaway v. Evans

The parties to this action were owners of adjoining lards, and the question was one of boundary, the locus in dispute being a strip about ninety rods in length and three or four rods in width lying between their admitted estates. The plaintiff derived title to his close under a deed from Guilford Hathaway, administrator, to Philip Hathaway, and he put in evidence this deed, and at the trial two or three witnesses for the plaintiff were cross-examined respecting the existence of a plan of the premises thereby conveyed, and also as to whether the said plan showed a double line on the northerly…