Thomas v. Kennedy
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Error to the Madison Circuit. Reversion. Husband and wife. Settlement. Equity.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Ewing
delivered the opinion of the Court. — Judge Beech did not sit in this case.
Upon the petition of a part of the heirs of William Hume, deceased, and Joseph Kennedy, who claimed by purchase from her husband, the interest of Nancy Thomas, one of the heirs of the deceased, the Circuit Court of Madison decreed that two slaves which had been, allotted to the widow as dower, who had died, should be sold for the purpose of a division, and appointed Simeon Hume a Commissioner to sell. Upon the coming in of the report showing the sale, Nancy Thomas claimed that share of the proceeds which was claimed by…
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