Miller v. McGlaun

Jackson, Justice.

McGlaun sued Miller for some twenty-five acres of land which lay north of a certain creek, but was part of lot of land number 206, in tbe 32d district of Chattahoochee county. The plaintiff showed written title to 200, and the defendant to 211, an adjoining lot lying north of 206. A creek cut the two lots diagonally into two parts, leaving part of 206 nqrtli of the creek and part of 211 south of it. The defendant, Miller, offered to show that the owner of the two lots in 1853, being in possession of both, sold the north half of 206 to his brother, through whom the plaintiff…