Dotson v. Pinson

Opinion op the Court by

Chiep Justice Dietzman—

Affirming.

On February 5, 1867, Polly E. Price, who owned a boundary of land in Pike county, Ky., divided it between her two sisters, Priscilla Price and Caroline Price Wag-goner. The land extended from the Big Sandy river across a bottom and then up a hill to the top of the ridge. The deeds to her two sisters were executed by Polly Price on the same day. She gave to her sister Caroline Price Waggoner the northern part of the boundary, and to her sister Priscilla Price the southern part. The description in the Caroline Waggoner deed starts its…