In a brief to the Supreme Court of Indiana, you argue that the owner of a servient estate has the right to determine the location of an easement created by necessity so long as that owner's choice is reasonable. You wish to cite a case from Kentucky that directly states the rule you have asserted. That case is a 1909 Kentucky Court of Appeals case styled M.R. Roland versus G.W. O'Neal and published in volume 122, page 827, of South Western Reporter. Although no Indiana cases are directly on point, you wish to further support your argument with an Indiana case that is sufficiently similar to let the reader know that the Kentucky law you have discussed in detail is consistent with the law of Indiana. The Indiana case you wish to cite is a 1903 Indiana Appellate Court case styled Harvey Thomas versus Ellen McCoy and published in volume 66, page 700, of North Eastern Reporter. You wish to include the Kentucky case first, followed by the Indiana case. Draft the citation that should follow your argument. The citation is: Roland v. O'Neal, 122 S.W. 827 (Ky. 1909); ______________ Thomas v. McCoy, 66 N.E. 700 (Ind. App. 1903)