Williams v. Screven Wood Company, Inc.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Thompson, Justice.
Screven Wood Company filed an action to quiet title to establish their ownership interest in the timber on an 89-acre tract of land located in Jenkins County, Georgia. The other plaintiffs, who sold the timber to Screven Wood, are the descendants of Jack Johnson and claim ownership in the entire 89-acre tract. Defendants, who are the descendants of Emma Johnson Jackson, Jack Johnson’s sister, claim a one-half undivided interest in 56 of the 89 acres. The matter was assigned to a special master who found in favor of plaintiffs, awarding Screven Wood ownership in the timber on…
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