Breeden v. Lee

E. K. Breeden and F. A. Breeden, owners and possessors jointly of 180 acres of land in headright 48 T. 5 S. R. 2 E., acquired by them from R. K. Breeden, April 19, 1917, brought suit for the use and benefit of their tract of land, against John L. Lee and W. W. Noble to recover of said Lee and said Noble, a servitude of way, 30 feet' wide, to be used as a road over the land of said Lee and that of said Noble, leading from the residence of R. K. Breeden on plaintiffs’ said tract land to the public road from Pride to Indian Mound and from thence to Baton Rouge.

The direction and location of the…