Decision of Judge James H. Day in the Second Full Trial of the Case of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ Vs The Seceders from Said Church, Van Wert County, Ohio, January-February, 1890 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Decision of Judge James H. Day in the Second Full Trial of the Case of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ Vs: The Seceders From Said Church, Van Wert County, Ohio, January-February, 1890
The plaintiffs named are J. A. Claypool, H. G. Stemen, D. O. Krusch, Wilson McKenzie, and Charles McKenzie, - the two last named decline to stand as plaintiffs and have joined in the defense, - are described as trustees of the Delphos Church, of the Delphos Circuit, of the Auglaize Annual Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, claim to be in possession, as such trustees, of certain real estate described in their petition; that the defendants claim some interest adverse to them, and ask that their title be quieted.
The defendants claim title and right of possession of the said real estate in themselves, and demand equitable relief touching the matter.
The real estate in question is in-lot number four hundred and eighty (480) in Kline & Marble's addition to the town of Delphos, Ohio. On this lot is a frame church building, and all of the probable value of $1,500.
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