United Timber Co. v. Bivens
District Court, E.D. South Carolina
In Equity. Suit by the United Timber Company against Joseph Bivens, Sr.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNOR, District Judge.
The bill, answer, exhibits, and evidence disclose the following facts:
On the 14th day of April, 1902, Ann Bivens and Prudence Bivens, the owners of several tracts of land situate in Dorchester, formerly Colleton county, S. C., aggregating about 5,000 acres, in consideration of $2,000, conveyed to R. P. Tucker “all of the timber, standing and fallen,” on said tracts of land, with rights of way, easements, etc.
*969On the same day John D. Boyle, being the owner of several tracts of land in the same county, in consideration of $1,500, conveyed to R. P. Tucker the standing and…
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