Glines v. Auger

The only question argued is that of the construction of two deeds, one from Richardson to French, July 9, 1897, the other from French to Richardson, of the same date. Prior to that date, Richardson and French owned in common thirty acres of land on Wolfeboro Neck, bounded northerly by the Horne land and on all other sides by Lake Winnipesaukee. A part of the thirty acres was divided by the deeds above mentioned. The deed from Richardson to French made the latter sole owner of a tract whose description followed lines beginning on the shore of the lake at a point twenty-one feet southerly from…