Gwinn v. Gwinn
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Summers County. Suit by James R. Gwinn and others against L. W. Gwinn. From decree for plaintiffs, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
MasoN, Judge:
Breckenridge Gwinn and Loekridge Gwinn were brothers and owned adjoining lands. Breckenridge owned eighty acres and Loekridge owned two parcels, one containing forty-three acres, and another containing thirteen acres. John G. Gwinn, a son of Loekridge,- owned another tract adjoining his father’s land. It seems that Breckenridge Gwinn had some kijid of interest in or claim to one of these parcels, but the nature of this claim or interest is not disclosed.
On the 13th day of March, 1879, Loekridge Gwinn and John G. Gwinn and wife conveyed these parcels of land to Wm. Leroy Gwinn.…
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