Brown v. Morrill

This was an action to determine an adverse claim to vacant and unoccupied real estate. The pleadings were quite simple, the plaintiff alleging himself to be the owner, which was denied by the defendants Morrill, each of whom, answering separately, asserted title in fee to the premises. The case has been somewhat complicated by the many independent facts which have crept into it, and also by the large number of assignments of error (over 40) which have been set out by the appellant. The salient facts we will proceed to state: In the year 1869, one James A. Lovejoy and the defendants Eunice E.…