Frazer v. Board of Supervisors

Plaintiff in error brought an action of covenant against defendants in error. The evidence shows that William S. Moss was seized in fee of two lots in Peoria, and conveyed the same to defendants in error. An agreement as to the facts was made by the parties and the case submitted to the court, by consent, without a jury. It is agreed in substance that in December, 1854, Moss conveyed, the lots to his unmarried daughter, Harriet W. Moss. The deed recites a consideration of one dollar and natural love and affection, and “ to have and to hold the said premises, with the appurtenances, unto the…