Harl v. Vairin's

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Thomas

Affirming.

Prior to the year 1873 Justus Vairin died intestate, a qitizen of New Orleans, Louisiana, and the owner of the tract of land involved herein, which is 270 acres, located in Daviess county, Kentucky. He left surviving him, as his only heirs, four unmarried daughters, Mary, Sarah, Cecelia and Victoria Vairin, and three sons, John T., Justus and Julius Vairin. Neither of the sisters ever married, and in 1873 their three brothers conveyed to them jointly all of their undivided one-seventh interest each in and to the Daviess county land, which made the…