Continental Clay Co. v. Illinois Kaolin Co.

In 1846, one Caleb Eendleman, being the owner of seventy-seven acres of land in Union county, Illinois, executed a deed conveying, “the full and exclusive right and title to all the potter’s clay and fire clay of whatever kind in or within the boundaries” thereof and which said deed contained the following additional grant: “together with the right and privilege of an unobstructed wagon or cart road leading from the Jonesboro and Murphysboro road to the place of digging the clay and also the right and privilege of cutting and using all the timber necessary for curbing, bridging and passing…