Terry v. Tinsley

The title to, as well as the proper location and use of, a roadway claimed by the above named appellants (and J. Coles Terry, Jr., who does not unite in this appeal) through the land of E. O. Tinsley, the appellee, is the subject of this controversy.

The question is raised by a bill filed by Tinsley, and the decree is in his favor. It must be determined by the true construction of two conveyances.

In 1914, J. Coles Terry, Sr., and his two children, J. Coles Terry, Jr., and Grace Terry (now Mrs. Mon-cure), were the owners of 349.2 acres of land, the southern boundary of which was the centre of…