Legal Opinion · Dissent

Bowlin v. Pollock

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided April 16, 1828Published

Chancera. Case 6. Error to the Eayette Circuit; .Jesse Blebsoe, Judge.

1Dissent

Dissent of

Chief Justice Bibb.

This .controversy grows out of a sale by Bowlin and wife, of an interest claimed by them in Thomas Spilman’spart of the land in the. following entry, survey and grant.

“March, 2d, 1784.

Patty Harris and Thomas Spilman, assignee, William Tapp and Elias Barbee, assignee, John Sudduth, assignee, Stephen Jett, John Porter, Benjamin Withers, Isaac Arnold, Spencer Graham, Jesse .Smith, Thomas Massie, Jacob Nay and Charles Morgan, assignees, enter 17372 acres of land, on treasury warrants, Nos. 19,322, 18,878, 19,169, 18,880, ll',047, 19,186, 17,466, 18,874, 12,006, and…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Gist's heirs v. RobinetCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1813
  2. Hansford v. Minor's heirsCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1816

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