Cochran v. Blanck
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court} Nowata County; T. L. Brown. Judge. Action by Rufus Cochran and ■ others against F. A. Blanck and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiffs bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtHardy, J.
George Cochran, a full-blood Cherokee Indian, died May 19, 1910, seised of certain lands, including the lands in controversy, leaving as his sole surviving heirs at law the plaintiffs in error, hereinafter called plaintiffs, full-blood Cherokee Indians, who bring ejectment for the lands involved and join in their petition under chapter 10, Session Laws 1911, p. 25, a count for the purpose of determining the adverse estate or interest in said land claimed by defendants.
On October 12, 1912, plaintiffs executed a deed conveying fifty acres of land, including the lands involved, to one F. A.…
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