Mount v. Kesterson
Tennessee Supreme Court
EBOJI MEMPHIS. This cause was heard at the - Term, 1866, when complainant’s bill was dismissed; from which decree he has appealed to this court. Chancellor William M. Smith, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtGeorge Andeews, J.
The bill in this cause was filed in the Chancery-Court of Memphis, and the following facts are established in the case:
On the 17th day of June, 1848, the defendant Ann A. Kesterson, with John Kesterson, her husband, executed and delivered to Ann S. Keeling, a deed of conveyance of lot Ho. 356, in the . City of Memphis, said lot being the individual property of Mrs. Kester-son. Said lot was afterwards conveyed to Robertson Topp, who sold it to M. J. Wicks, E. W. Munford, W. B. Greenlaw and J. O. Greenlaw; through whom, complainant, Mount, claims title to a portion of the lot. .
On the 6th of…
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