Worthington v. Dunkin

—This was an action by the appellant against the appellee Sarah Dunkin to recover possession of, and quiet the title to, a certain tract of land. The other appellee, Van Meter, asked, and was permitted, to be made a defendant in the action on the ground that he had sold the land to said Sarah Dunkin, and had made her a warranty deed therefor.

Issue, trial by the court, finding and judgment for the defendants, a new trial being denied to the plaintiff.

The following are the facts in the cause:

George Worthington, the grandfather of the plaintiff, died, seized of the land in controversy, in the…