Lancaster v. Cambron

Opinion of the Court by

William Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Affirming on Original Appeal and Reversing on Cross Appeal.

Lena Lancaster Cambrón, wife of D. C. Cambrón, acquired title to 91 acres of land lying in Daviess County, Kentucky, in the year 1892. She died prior to the enactment of the Weissinger Act in 1894, leaving surviving her, her husband, D. C. Cambrón, and an infant son Thomas Cambrón. The title to the land vested in the infant son, Thomas Cambrón, subject to the life estate of D. C. Cambrón. Thomas Cambrón died in the year 1894, and left surviving him as his only heir at law his…