Bertram v. Witherspoon's Admr.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 15. — ACTION BY SADIE BERTRAM, ETC., AGAINST PORTER WITHERSPOON’S ADMINISTRATOR.— Appeal from Warren Circuit Court. McKenzie Moss, Circuit Judge. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.—
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hobson
Affirming.
Carroll Marldiam died a resident of Warren county on February 22, 1881, the owner of certain real estate. He left surviving him two daughters, Alice Witherspoon, the wife of Thomas Witherspoon, and Sadie Markham, now Sadie Bertram. Mrs. Wither-spoon died about the year 1888, leaving surviving her a son, Porter Witherspoon. After her death her husband married a second time, and by his second wife had two sons. He and his second wife died about 10 years later. Porter Witherspoon died February 4,1904, and this controversy has arisen between his aunt,…
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