Donaldson v. Crane

David E. Blowers died in 1876 seised of a parcel of land, separate portions of which becáme the property of his two nephews, Edward and Norman, about the year 1878. Norman owned the south portion and Edward the north. Subsequently Edward conveyed his tract to Ferguson, who in turn deeded to Donaldson, the plaintiff. The other tract became the property of Mrs. Wendle. Crane, the defendant, was her tenant at the time this action was begun, residing upon the premises. *370She lived in Jackson county. The action is trespass quare clausum. Plaintiff claims that the defendant, Crane, entered and…