Hatch v. Common Council
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Berrien. (Smith, J.) Bill to quiet title, etc. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
It appears that the bill in this case was filed to •quiet the title of the complainants to certain lands in Berrien *221county, to which they claimed to derive title under the last will of Junius H.'Hatch, late of Buffalo, ih the state of New York, bearing date of May, 1868, which was executed and tested as by law is required for passing real estate by devise, and in which complainants were nominated and appointed executors, and by which they were devised all the real and personal estate of the testator.
It is claimed by the bill that said Junius H. Hatch, deceased, on July 29, 1834, and in his…
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