Barnes v. Martin

In June, 1825, Enos Blossom and wife deeded to Isaac Barnes a one half interest in a gristmill property, located on the west side of Allen’s creek in the town of Brighton, Monroe county, and in 1837 Marshfield Parsons became the owner of the other half of this gristmill property. At that time, a short distance south of the grist*793mill and on the same side of the creek, there was located a sawmill owned by Enos Blossom, and that ultimately became the property of Benjamin Huntington.

Some years after 1825, when Isaac Barnes became the owner of a half interest in the gristmill property, he became…