Hagenbuck v. McClaskey
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Starke Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C. C.
This was an action to recover the possession of eighty acres of land and to quiet the title thereto. *578The appellants were the plaintiffs; they claimed the land as-the heirs of William Hagenbuck, who, as they alleged, died seized thereof in the year 1866. .
The complaint and answer were in the common form.
The suit was commenced in the county of Porter, and the verdict there was for the defendant. The plaintiffs took a new trial under the statute, and the venue was changed to Starke county. The plaintiffs’ title was a patent from the-United States to Noah Newell, dated August 20th,…
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