¶1In this cause the defendant below pleaded a seisin in fee, in the rector, &c., for more than 100 years, of the locus in quo, a burying ground, in which he interred as the sexton. *And the 2dplea averred a grant of the locus in quo to an individual as a family burying ground; and that the defendant interred under that right.
7 Cow. 588
Slack v. Same
Decided October 15, 1827
New York Supreme Court · decided 1827-10-15
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