Wilson v. Russell

L. Gr. Russell, as complainant in the court below, sought by his bill to fix the boundary line between his lands and those of Herbert E. Wilson and others, who were made defendants. The controversy is over thirty acres. The bill alleged that the left prong of the branch, mentioned in the descriptions in the deeds, is the line, and that the complainant had obtained title to the land north of that prong, to-wit the 30 acres, by adverse possession for the statutory■ period. The answer denied the allegations of the bill, denied that the left prong is the line, maintained that the acreage is…