Wilcox v. Leominster National Bank

The action is under the statute to determine adverse claims to real estate. On and prior to February 23, 1886, A. G. and W. F. Wilcox each owned an undivided half of a tract of land of 640 acres, constituting one farm, including the land in controversy; and on that day said A. G. and this plaintiff, his wife, executed a deed which was intended to convey the entire farm to one Thornburgh, and he executed a deed of conveyance to plaintiff, the purpose of the two deeds being to vest in her title to the undivided half theretofore owned by A. G. By mistake of the scrivener who drew the deeds, the…