Dangerfield v. Paschal

The appellants allege, in their petition, that they are the owners of two leagues of land, granted by the Spanish Government, in 1807, to Feliciana Duran Cubier, under whom they deraign their title as heirs, and some of them by purchase. They set out in their petition, the two leagues claimed, by metes and bounds; that they are in possession of the land; they aver that the Paschals, two of the defendants, well knowing that the lands aforesaid belonged to the petitioners, had located, or caused to be located, upon a portion thereof land certificates, and had procured patents from the General…