Walsh v. Porter

In 1849, Fortune C. White platted a large portion of what was then known as the village of Port Huron, St. Clair county, Michigan. Although the plat contains lines marking off what appear to be lots in block 100, they are neither identified by number or letters. In 1859, a map of the city of Port Huron was recorded. It shows block 100 containing seven lots consecutively numbered.

In 1863, W. H. B. Dowling recorded a plat of a subdivision that was captioned “map showing subdivision of that part of block 100 of White’s plat.of a part of the city of Port Huron, conveyed to William H. B. Dowling…