Gillett v. Carshaw
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Monroe Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
The complaint in this case, which was by the appellees against the appellants, was in two paragraphs.
In the first paragraph, the plaintiffs, Nancy J. Carshaw, • Henry Carshaw, Mary E. Norton, Meredith Norton, John B. Alexander, William J. Alexander, Fanny Young, and William M. Alexander, complain of the defendants, Samuel T. Gillett and James W. Spencer, and say that they are the owners in fee and in possession as tenants in common of lot number three hundred and forty-two in Bloomington, etc.; that the defendants and each of them claim to own the same, or some part thereof, and to have some…
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