Hall v. Unger
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of California
This was an action to recover possession of lands. It was originally commenced by Mary K. Hail, who was the widow, and four other plaintiffs, who wore the children of John Hall, deceased; from whom the plaintiffs claimed to inherit the premises in question. Mary IC Hall died during the proceedings, after which the action was prosecuted by the other plaintiffs.
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This was an action to recover possession of lands. It was originally commenced by Mary K. Hail, who was the widow, and four other plaintiffs, who wore the children of John Hall, deceased; from whom the plaintiffs claimed to inherit the premises in question. Mary IC Hall died during the proceedings, after which the action was prosecuted by the other plaintiffs. The action was originally brought against Adolph Unger, and seventeen other defendants; but the plaintiffs discontinued against Unger and several other defendants, and prosecuted the action against Henry S. Dexter and six others.3 The…
1Opinion of the CourtField, Circuit Justice
(charging jury). This is an action of ejectment to recover the possession of a 100-vara lot, situated on the northerly side of Bryant street, near First street, in this city. The plaintiffs claim the property as the heirs of John Hall, deceased. In support of their claim they have produced a grant of the premises issued to Hall by Alcalde Leavenworth, on the thirtieth of December, 1848, and have proved its genuineness and due execution; they have shown the marriage of Hall with their mother, Mary K. Hall, and that they are the children of this marriage. John Hall died in September, 1800, and…
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