Aylor v. Aylor
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Boone Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Miller
Reversing.
Jemison Aylor, of Boone county, died intestate on February 10, 1908, leaving a widow, Sarah J. Aylor, and six sous and two daughters surviving him. His estate consisted of 254 acres of land, and about $2,000.00 in personalty. His widow, Sarah J. Aylor, also owned 23 acres of land, in fee.
Shortly after Jemison Aylor’s death his widow and children held a conference for the purpose of dividing the *714estate without proceedings in court; and to that end the children, except a daughter, Clara Craven, signed acknowledgment showing the amount of advancements…
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