Gregory v. Jones

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

This is a boundary line dispute between neighbors.

In January, 1942, appellee Jones purchased a farm of 40 acres. On the north his neighbor was the appellant McGowan; and on the east, the appellant Gregory. In the summer of 1946, Jones had his 40 acres surveyed by the county surveyor; and, according to that survey, the preexisting Jones-McGowan line should be farther north, and the preexisting Jones-Gregory line should be farther east. Acting on the 1946 survey, Jones cut some timber, and was preparing to change the fences when McGowan and Gregory filed this suit to…