Whitaker v. Erie Shooting Club
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Monroe. (Kinne, J.) Bill to quiet title. Complainants appeal. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
The complainant Maria S. Whitaker is the widow, .and the other complainants are the heirs at law, of Harry Whitaker, deceased, who died in June, 1890. Harry Whitaker purchased the land in question in 1837. The object of the bill is to remove a cloud from complainant’s title, caused by a tax deed made by the State of Michigan, January 16, 1860, to Elias W. Hedges and Andrew J. Keeney for the taxes of 1857, a deed from Andrew J. Keeney to Jay W. Keeney, dated August 14, 1889, and a lease executed by Jay W. Keeney to the Erie Shooting Club, August 28, 1889. The defendant Keeney answered,…
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