Weedon v. Power
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Thomas
Affirming .on the original appeal, and dismissing- the cross-appeal without prejudice.
John H. Wilson died in 1887 testate and a resident of Mason county, leaving surviving him his widow, Mary C. Wilson, and two daughters, Sallie Morrison Wilson, who was then married to a Mr. Browning, and appellee and plaintiff below, Elizabeth Wilson, who afterwards married a Mr. Power. Mrs. Browning died without living issue, or descendants of any who were dead, in 1889, and her husband died in 1897. The widow, Mary C.-Wilson, died in 1908, and plaintiff, the sole…
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