Winkler v. Peters

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Hobson—

Affirming.

In the year 1870, William E. Poole and his son-in-law O. H. Peters, bought a lot containing about two acres of land located in North Middletown, Bourbon county. The deed was made to Poole hut they divided the lot between them, Poole taking the end of the lot on which stood a house, and Peters the other end on which he built a house and lived with his family. After they had paid for the property about the year 1885, Poole executed to him a deed for his part of the lot. He failed to have his deed recorded. Poole died in 1888; he left a will…