Simpson v. Blaisdell
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions. This was a real action in which the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiffs and the defendant excepted. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtPeters, C. J.
The demandants claim title to an undivided sixth of a certain half-acre of land which Joseph Blaisdell undertook, by his deed given in 1838, to convey to George Hinman and Samuel P. Donnell, which deed contains the following description:
"Beginning at a pine tree spotted on four sides near the south east corner of the Card lot (so-called) ; thence running west twelve degrees north fifty-six rods to a birch tree spotted on four sides; thence running north twelve degrees east twenty rods to a hemlock stump spotted on four sides ; thence running east twelve degrees south fifty-six rods to a stump…
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