Combs v. Adams

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Tilford

— Affirming,

Prior to November 16, 1906, the appellant, John S. Combs, was the owner of approximately fifty acres of land on which he resided, situated on the east bank of the north fork of the Kentucky River opposite the mouth of Mason’s Creek. On that date he conveyed to the appellees, W. R. Adams and Malinda Adams, his wife, for a consideration of $50, the following described property:

“A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Perry and State of Kentucky on the East bank of the North fork of the Ky. river and bounded as follows,…