Hagar v. Hagar

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Perry

Affirming.

William Hagar died about the year 1924, a citizen of Jessamine county, seized and possessed of two certain tracts of land containing 9 and 17% acres respectively and also a % interest in a third tract of 9 acres, jointly owned by himself and wife, Joanna Hagar, which adjoined this individually owned 17% acre tract on which were located the house and other improvements, where they resided and made their home.

It appears that when William Hagar died he left surviving him his widow, Joanna Hagar, and their six children, Bennie, Luther, Joseph, Baty and…