Neely v. Butler
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal eeom the Simpson Circuit. Husband and wife. Curtesy. Seizin. Trespass. Possession.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Simpson delivered
tlie opinion of tlie Court — Judge Graham did not sit in this ease.
This was an action of ejectment, brought by the appellants against the appellees. The following facts were established upon the trial: That the plaintiffs’ lessors were the heirs of Elizabeth Bradley, deceased ; that the said Elizabeth, during her lifetime, intermarried with Levin Bradley, and having given birth to a child, died leaving the child alive, who died four or five years after its mother; that the land in contest belonged to the said Elizabeth at the time of her marriage, having descended to…
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