Harris v. Johnson

The Chancellor.

On or about the 18th of October, 1875, an agreement, in writing, was made between the complainant and the defendants Maria Johnson and David C. Johnson, her husband, for the sale and conveyance by them to him, for the consideration of $1,600, of a lot of land in the village of Kingston, in the county of Somerset, reserving thereout, in the words of the agreement, “the right of a wagon-way for John H. Johnson and his heirs and assigns, to the distance of one hundred feet, along the line of the said John H. Johnson, from the public highway, to he used only for passing in and out…