Cragin v. Woollett

The fundamental question before us, as to whether the evidence supports the Master’s findings and rulings, requires an examination of the record.

The plaintiffs and defendants all have a common ancestor in title, Harry S. Watkins. On August 27, 1925, Watkins conveyed to the plaintiff John Cragin and C. H. Goldthrite a tract of land on Blaisdell Lake in Sutton, New Hampshire, hereinafter known as Tract #1, which was bounded and described as follows:

“Beginning at iron pin in a stone on the shore of said lake thence running southerly 48 feet to iron pin in stone —thence westerly by land of said…