Lexington Brewing Co. v. Hamon
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Scott Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Miller
Affirming.
B. J. Hamon, of Scott County, died intestate on June 1, 1910, leaving a widow, Thirza J. Hamon, and three children, Andrew W., James W. and Jesse S. Hamon surviving him. His estate consisted of an inconsiderable amount of personal property, and a farm of 112 acres lying near Finnell, and worth about $3,000.00.
On September 23, 1910, the widow, Thirza J. Hamon, and her son, Andrew W. Hamon, brought this action against James "W. Hamon and Jesse S. Hamon for a sale of the farm upon the ground of its indivisibility; for the allotment of dower to the…
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