Phipps v. Acton
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 36 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM OHIO CIRCUIT COURT. CITED General Statutes, sec. 14, chap. 38, page 434. Com. Rep. March 16, 1874, Hicks v. Pepper. 14 Wallace, 469, Black v. Curran. 60 Illinois, Finley v. McConnell. (Brief not in record.)
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE ELLIOTT
delivered the opinion op the court.
Gabriel Acton departed this life domiciled in the county of Ohio, the owner and in the occupancy of one hundred and thirty-seven acres of land, leaving his widow, the appellee, Cordelia B. Acton, and his two children, ¥m. L. and Sarah C. Acton, in the possession and occupancy thereof.
In a suit by his administrators to settle his estate as insolvent the present appellants were made parties as general creditors, and in pursuance of a judgment sustaining the widow’s claim to a homestead, commissioners were appointed to value it, who allotted to her…
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