Langley v. Young

Plaintiff in error, claiming title to a number of tracts of vacant land through United States patents, brought suit to quiet his title thereto, making Kate Young, the predecessor in interest of defendants in error, defendant. She answered setting up title through tax deeds, under which, she alleged, she had paid the taxes for more than seven successive years. The court found for the defendants, except as to two tracts, to which title was quieted in plaintiff; he being required to pay taxes paid thereon by or for the original defendant, Kate Young.

Plaintiff brings the cause here on error. He…