Coleman v. Henderson

Judge Logan

delivered the opinion of the court.

This vi ns' a suit for land, in which the validity of the following entry was the question presented for determination:

“June 8th, 1780 — William Trabue enters 3000 acres of “land, to include the vacant land between M’Fall’s, Benj. “Hatcher, Gray’s run, the above entry and Licking.”

The entry referred to is an entry of 1450 acres, in the name of James Trabue, which lies a mile and a quarter below M’Fall’s land on Mill creek, a water of the south fork of Lieking. Gray’s run is also a branch of the south fork, running nearly parallel with, and some…