Cole v. Seamonds
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Logan Coupty. Suit for injunction by Albert H. Cole and others, trustees, etc., against Dixie (Browning) Scamonds and others. Decree for plaintiffs, and defendant Seamohds appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Lynch, Judge:
By deed bearing date July .7, 1888, John R. Browning granted unto Stuart Wood all'the minerals contained within a tract of 2240 acres of land located on Main Island Creek, Logan County, and conferred on the grantee full, liberal and comprehensive mining rights and privileges upon and under the surface of the tract; all of which Wood conveyed to J. 0. Cole and Clinton *21Crane by deed bearing date June 4, 1913. Out of the surface and as part of it the elder Browning conveyed to his son Recce 156 acres subject to the mining rights and privileges theretofore granted to Wood. On…
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