Jackson ex dem. Bowne v. Hinman
New York Supreme Court
THIS was an action of ejectment, tried before Mr. Justice ^ “ Thompson, at the Green circuit, in August, 1812. The plaintiff claimed title to a lot of land in the village of Catskill, which the defendant possessed, as tenant to John Livingston.
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THIS was an action of ejectment, tried before Mr. Justice ^ “ Thompson, at the Green circuit, in August, 1812. The plaintiff claimed title to a lot of land in the village of Catskill, which the defendant possessed, as tenant to John Livingston. The prer mises had been sold by the sheriff of Green, by virtue of an execution issued on a judgment in this court, entered up in 1792, in faY0Ur °f the lessor of the plaintiff against Benan Brockway, Durban Brockway, and Gideon Brockway, in which suit Gideon Brockway alone was arrested, for the sum of 2,796 dollars and 97 cents The lessor of the…
1Per curiam
The lessor of the plaintiff claims title to the premises, by virtue of a sale under a judgment against Gideon Brock.way, who derived his title from one camps who built a house on the premises as early as 1785, and claimed under the ■Lindsley patent. The defendant is a tenant of John Livingston, who purchased from Brockmay subsequent to the lien created by the judgment, and entered under that purchase; and some years afterwards, took a quitclaim deed under the Catskill patent; and now sets up the title under that patent as the elder and better title. But as Livingston came in under the title…
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