Peck v. Lee

This appeal raises two questions. One grows out of the overruling by the court of the de fendant’s claim that he holds title to the lot of land, in question. A tract one hundred and fifty feet long on the northerly side of Atwater Street had come by devise from her husband to Fanny J. Lee. She conveyed a lot at the east end of the tract thirty-seven and one half feet wide to one Krafeik, a lot forty-two and one half feet wide at the west end to a daughter Rhoda Peck, and a lot next the one conveyed to Krafeik thirty-five feet wide to the defendant, a son. There remained a lot thirty-five feet…