Legal Opinion
Morse v. South
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Kentucky
Decided April 15, 1897PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
BARR, District Judge.
This suit in equity is brought against the heirs of J. W. South, and also against William Strong, H. C. Duff, and the heirs of Alfred Marcum. The purpose of the suit, according to the allegations of the bill, is to have a partition between the complainant and the heirs of J. W. South of certain lands alleged to be the unsold portion of the land patented to Thomas Franklin by the state of Virginia, on January 26, 1787, and which are alleged to be jointly owned by the complainant and said heirs. The bill, as against the defendants Strong, Duff, and the heirs of Alfred…
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