Faulkner v. Terrell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
MONTGOMERY, Judge. .
J. A.-Warfield died in 1948, leaving surviving as his widow, Louisa Warfield, and eight childréii, including two daughters, Hazeh Faulkner and Ethel Terrell. By his will, the decedent gave his widow a life estate in 53(4 acres of land known as' the “home” tract and 26% acres known as the “mountain” tract. The tracts did not adjoin but were in the same section of Knox County. The remainder interest in the land was to be divided equally among his children. Hazel Faulkner and her husband purchased the undivided interest of six of her brothers and sisters, making them the…
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