Hamilton v. . Buchanan

This action was originally begun 26 October, 1881, by William (464) E. Horne against Burrell Horne and John A. Buchanan. William E. died, and his executors, devisees and heirs at law were made parties plaintiff. Burrell also died, and his heirs at law were made parties defendant. The executor of William then died and his personal representative was made a party plaintiff, and under an alleged power contained in the will of W. E. Horne, sold the land in controversy to Josiah Hamilton and others, who were, by order of the court, substituted as plaintiffs in this action.

The plaintiffs claim the…