Lovill v. Hatfield

Opinion op the Court by

Judge MoCandless

Affirming.

Elizabeth. Hatfield sued to quiet her title to twenty acres of land adjoining the city of Corbin. From a judgment in her favor the defendant, George D. Lovill, appeals. Both claim title through Boseoe Hatfield, who was a son of ¥m. Hatfield, deceased.

In the division of the real estate of ¥m. Hatfield, among his heirs, the master commissioner, E. G. Massingale, in December, 1910, conveyed several tracts to Boseoe Hatfield, two of which are in Knox county, the fifth tract being thus described:

“Beginning at a stone at the corner of the fence known…