Thompson v. Dulaney
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
CrEAL, COMMISSIONER
Affirming.
Samuel Wright, a resident of Letcher county, died in February, 1928, survived by a son, E. F. Wright, two-daughters, Ella B. Fleming and Mary Dulaney, and a grandson, Y. M. Thompson, son of Rosie Thompson, daughter of decedent who died many years prior to his death.
Subsequent to the death of Eosie Thompson and before her son attained his majority, Mr. Wright conveyed portions of his lands in Letcher connty to.his son' and two daughters. While these deeds recited a cash consideration which they were required to pay, there is evidence that the…
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