Justice v. Peters
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Pike Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*584Opinion op the Cotjbt by
Judge Hubt
— Affirming.. In 1890 John Thacker conveyed a tract of land in Pike county to E. P. Justice, and thereafter, on January 20th, 1894, Matilda Thacker conveyed to E. P. Justice a tract of land adjoining the first named tract. E. P. Justice, with his family, resided on the first named tract, and in 1898 E. P. Justice and his wife, Nancy, executed a deed of conveyance for the two tracts of land to their two infant sons, James A. Justice and T. F. Justice, the first of whom was then eight or nine years of age and the latter fourteen or fifteen years of age. The…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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