Russell's heirs v. Marks' heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 12 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL PROM UNION EQUITY AND CRIMINAL COURT. cited 4 Call, 257; 3 lb., 495; 1 lb., 206; 1 Wash., 38; 4 Call, 216; 6 Munford, 238; 6 Robinson, 322; 1 Marsh., 100. cited 1 Stat. Law, 437; lb., 189; 2 lb., 1548; 3 Bibb, 328; 19 Johnson, 345; 12 Wheaton, 64.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Simpson
This action was commenced in the year 1852. It was brought by the heirs of Albert Russell, against the heirs of Isaiah Marks. Its object, when originally brought, was to perfect the title of the plaintiffs to one thousand acres of land in the county of Union, which they alleged, in their petition, had been sold and conveyed by Marks to their ancestor, Albert Russell, but which deed of conveyance had never been recorded, and was lost or mislaid.
William M. Anderson, and others claiming under him, filed their petition praying to be made defendants to the action. They stated in their petition…
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