Young v. . Young

Richmond Young, by his next friend, J. O. Griffith, plaintiff, against Zephaniah Young, Jr., Seth Young, B. S. Young and William Hutchins, defendants. The complaint states:

1. That Seth Young, some time in 1856, in order to advance B. S. Young, his son, permitted him to have and to hold a certain tract of land in Yancey county (describing it), and he sold said land, with the consent and approval of his father, to defendant William Hutchins; and Seth Young then and there delivered the grants and mesne conveyances which constituted the chain of title, to Hutchins, and also agreed by parol to…