Morrow v. Dodson

CULLEN, Commissioner.

The controversy in this litigation is over the ownership of a parcel of land on the southeast edge of a peninsula extending eastward into Lake Cumberland, known as Martin Bend. Other lands of the plaintiffs, Dodson and Garland, lie to the north and northwest of the disputed parcel, on the peninsula, and other lands of the defendants, Morrow and wife, lie to the south and southeast, across the lake. The circuit court adjudged that the disputed parcel belonged to Dodson and Garland. The Morrows have appealed.

Prior to the impounding of Lake Cumberland the South Fork of…