Creason v. Creason
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
C. WARREN EATON, Special Commissioner.
W. L. DeSpain, who before his death was a resident of Green County, Kentucky, executed simultaneously what purported to be a will and a deed of conveyance on Feb ruary 27, 1959, when he was 83 years of age. DeSpain had been a widower for several years prior to said date and early in 1958 his daughter, an only child, died, leaving four children who were DeSpain’s grandchildren and only surviving heirs-at-law. By the terms of said will DeSpain bequeathed to each of three of his grandchildren, the appellees, Melvin Creason, Crissie Johnson, and Beatrice…
2Cases cited13 opinions
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