Doe on the demise of Harrison v. Botts
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*420OPINION of the Court, by
Ch. J. Boyle.
This was an-ejectment. A joint demise to the plaintiff'by James, Samuel, John and Charity Harrison, and Mary Hedges, late Mary Harrison, is laid in the declaration. On the trial of the cause upon the general issue, the lessors of the plaintiff, in support of their title, produced in evidence a patent from the commonwealth for the landi» d'spate to Samuel Harrison, deceased, who was their father, and the last will of said Samuel Harrison, deceased, by which he devised the said tract of land to his sons “ Samuel, James, William and John, and their heirs…
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