Redmond v. . Stepp
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil actiox, for recovery of land, tried before Graves, J., at Spring Term, 1886, of the Superior Court of Hex-DERSON. The facts appear in the opinion, in which the plat, on page 214, is referred to.
1Opinion of the CourtShith, C. J.
The object of the action, begun in March, 1882, is to establish title to and recover possession of a tract of land described in the complaint as “ known as patent or grant No. 250,” containing 36,494 acres (except certain tracts within the designated boundaries before granted to others), issued on November 26th, 1796, to one Tench Coxe.-
From him, it is not disputed, an unbroken line of conveyances has transmitted title to the plaintiffs.
The controversy between the opposing parties is one of boundary, and whether it includes a tract afterwards granted as No. 3732, of which the defendant was in…
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