Gill v. Fugate
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 29 — Action by ©eth W. Gill, &c. Against M. L. Fugate, &c. fob a New Trial. APPEAL FROM LOGAN CIRCUIT COURT. Judgment for Defendants and Plaintiffs Appeal. (No hriefs.)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
JUDGE O’REAR
Reversing.
S. H. Gill owned a farm of about 236 4-5 acres of land in Logan county at bis death. He died intestate. There survived his widow and three children, viz., Seth W. Gill, Mary B. Young, and Dovie Wilson, who were his only heirs at law. The land was partitioned among them by mutual conveyances as follows: The widow was allotted 76 acres as dower. To the son, Seth W. Gill, was allotted 40 1-2 acres; to Mary B. Young 57 1-2 acres, and to Dovie Wilson three tracts' — one of 44 acres, another of 11 acres, and the other, 7 4-5 acres.
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