Download or read book Edgar D. Johnson Against Henry T. Neildlinger written by Anonymous and published by Rarebooksclub.com. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 300 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1912 edition. Excerpt: ... and the attorney for the defendant, Alice Corr, and contained a recital that the defendant, Emerson W. Ferry, was dead and that the action had been discontinued as to the defendants therein other than said Alice.J. Corr and Emerson W. Ferry. Fact 200.--The mortgage made by Thomas Rauister and others to Charles Keney, dated October 21, 1817, set forth in the Hioth Finding of Fact, was paid prior to December 20, 1820, and was then discharged of record. 594 Fact 201.--After the execution of said Trust Deed mentioned in the l17th Finding of Fact the said Thomas Banister went to Huntsville, Alabama, was there in 1S19, and died a resident of said place in 182(J. Conclusions Of Law. ('(INCLUSION 1.--The report of the Commissioners in Partition and the decree entered in the action of John Cornwcll against William Cornwell and others, as found in Fact 17, filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Queens, conveyed and Referee's Decision. 596 598 Referee's Decision. gave title to (he various allottees to the premises therein described as allotted to them. Conclusion 2.--In and by the said Commissioners report and decree Thomas Banister and Rachel his wife in the right of the said Rachel, became the owners in fee of premises described in said report as Lots four and five of the second division of the beach. Conclusion 3.--In and by the said commissioners report and decree, Alice Martin became the owner in fee of the other lots allotted to her, as set forth in the preceding Findings of Fact and had no interest in the said lots Four and Five of the second division of the beach. Conclusion 4.--At the time of the death of the said Rachel Banister, she was the owner in fee of said lots Four and Five of the Second division of the beach, and upon...