procided, inter alia:
"The Court finds that for more than twenty (20) years preceding the filing of the Bill of Complaint in this cause that the boundary line between the property owned by Complainants and the property owned by Respondents was an established fence line that constitutes the entire boundary separating the aforesaid property owned by the Complainants from the aforesaid property owned by the Respondents and that said fence line on the East side of the Bradley Road, which is a road running in a Northeastern and Southwestern direction across the property owned by Complainants and Respondents, is an existing fence and while the fence on the West side of the said Bradley Road has not been maintained, the Court finds that there is sufficient evidence of saidangle.
The substance of appellant's nineteen assignments of error is that the evidence was insufficient to support the trial court's decree, particularly with regard to the boundary line lying west of Bradley Road. We will give separate consideration to the evidence as it applies to the fixing of the boundary line east of Bradley Road and as it applies to the boundary line west of the road.
The Bradleys own the record title to:
"The Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter (SW ¼ of NE ¼), Section 16, Township 22, South, Range 9 West."
This tract of land has been in Mr. Bradley's family since about 1870.
The Kubiszyns became the owners of the record title to the following described tract in 1970:
"The North three-eights (3/8) of the North one-half (N½) of the