Hendrix v. Money
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 79 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL FROM FLEMING CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Civil Code, sec. 562. CITED— 4 Littell, 412; Rust vs. Larue. Civil Code, secs. 54, 586-7. 1 B. M., 247,
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE ROBERTSON
delivered the opinion of the court:
Peter Hendrix, after residing on his farm of two hundred and twenty acres, near Sharpsburg, in Bath county, Kentucky, until he was about eighty years old, and infirm in both mind and body, concluded to change his mode of life and reside alternately with two sons and a married daughter, in Indiana.
*307Preparatory to that end, those sons and two of his sons-in-law helped him to sell his movable property, except slaves, early in July, 1848 ; and, the day after the sale, the sons and son-in-law, resident in Indiana, started with him to their home;…
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