Slusher v. Bingham's Heirs

STANLEY, Commissioner.

Title to about 10 acres of rough land is involved. It is wedge shaped with the point at “a deer lick” near the mouth of Little Creek, a tributary of Red Bird Riven The appellants, Albert Slusher, et al., claim the dividing line runs from that point N 21 E 33.69 chains to a stump near a large rock at a point opposite Macroe Hollow. The ap-pellees, the heirs of D. M. Bingham, claim the line runs from that point N 38.30 E to the “head of Wolf Hollow” on the same mountaintop or ridge. • The common source of title is the will of Wilkerson Asher, an ancestor of all the…