Jackson v. Sarajean Building & Loan Ass'n

Kun, J.,

— In the year 1810, one Benjamin Johnson, owner in fee of a tract of land situate between Sansom Street and Chestnut Street, at Twentieth Street, extending westward to what is now the east line of No. 2027 Sansom Street (property of the defendants), divided it into lots fronting on Sansom Street and on Chestnut Street, creating an alley between the rear of the lots extending from Twentieth Street westwardly to the west line of his property (being the east line of what is now No. 2027 Sansom Street), naming it Linton Place (now Ionic Street), and designated said alley as a boundary of…