Wilson v. M'Ghee
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Wallace.
aPPe^ant’ w^° was complainant in the court below, founds his equity on the following entry: “June 5, 1780-John Wilson, assignee, &c. enters 500 acres, up* 011 a treasury warrant, on a branch of Jouitt’s creek, at a spring, known by the name of M’Millin’s spring, waters of Kentucky, joining David M’Ghee’s land on the eaSt s^e’ towards the fork of Howard’s creek.” It is proven that jouitt’s creek and Howard’s creek were sufficient!}7 notorious when this entry was made, and it 's not s^ewn {^at David M’Ghee had then located any other land in their vicinity…
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