West Yellow Pine Co. v. Sinclair
Supreme Court of Florida
An Appeal from the Circuit Court for Madison County; M. F. Horne, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtWest, J.
The object of this suit is to have construed a certain deed of indenture and to determine the rights of the parties thereunder.
On June 25, 1910, and prior to that date, Fannie Sinclair, wife of O. W. Sinclair, owned in fee simple certain lands in Madison County. The tract so owned consisted of several thousand acres. On the date named she, the said owner by a certain indenture in which her husband joined, granted and conveyed to E. L. Dowling of Suwannee County “all the trees and timber measuring twelve (12) inches in diameter and up at the stump, said measurement to be made eighteen (18)…
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