Howard v. Cornett
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Harlan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*126Opinion op the Court by
Judge Nunn
Reversing.
Thirty or forty years ago Robert' Napier owned about 400 acres of land on what is known as “Bob’s Creek,” in Harlan County, Kentucky. It laid in one irregular body and was covered by severál patents; three in his name, two in the name of William Parmer, one in the name of James Parmer and one in the name of Jonathan Kelly. This 400 acre survey also conflicted with a 1,000 acre patent in the name of Lewis Parmer and another 1,000 acre patent issued to John Ledford and Robert Napier. These two 1,000 acre patents also conflicted with each other and this…
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