Laughlin v. Elliott

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Thomas

Affirming.

On December 5, 1884, Anna E. Baker and ber tben husband, J. H. Baker, who was her second one, executed a deed to Nannie W. Neeley, a daughter of Mrs. B'aker by a former husband by the name of Laughlin, conveying to the daughter a parcel of real estate in Lexington, Kentucky. The parties named in the caption of the deed are Mrs. Baker and her husband “party of the first part, and Nannie W. Neeley, wife of James E. Neeley, of the county of Simpson, state of Kentucky, party of the second part; ’ ’ and in the- conveying clause, after reciting the…