Legal Opinion

Horine's Heirs v. Craig

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided May 31, 1821Published

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1Opinion of the Court

Judge Mides

delivered the opinion.

This is a bill in chancery, brought to sustain the following entry against eider grants, to wit:

*588“January 13, 1 “83. Jnmes Gordon, assignee of Benjamin Craig, enters 500 acres of land on a treasury warrant, N >. 3021: Beginning at the N E corner of Joseph Blackford’s pre-emption, on G¡enn’s crttk; running on his line southwardly 200 poles, thence out at right angles easl-wardly for quantity,”

There is no pre-emption entry filed or pretended to exist, in the name of Joseph Blackford. But an entry in the name of John Craig and Robert Johnson, assignees of John…

2Cases cited4 opinions

  1. Hanson v. LashbrookeCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1813
  2. Jackson v. Johnson's heirsCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1809
  3. Blaine v. ThompsonCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1813
  4. May v. MasonCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1815

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