Thompson v. Peebles' Heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Circuit Court for Clarke County. Chancery,
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
Nathaniel Hart, who owned several tracts of land, and also held a bond for a conveyance of the legal title to a tract of four hundred acres in the county of Clarke, died in the year 1782, having first published a last will *388in which, among other things, he directed his executors “ to give to each of (his) nine children ” — of whom Keziah Thompson, then the wife of Lawrence Thompson, was one — “a good tract of land not to exceed one thousand acres. ”
Shortly after the testator’s death, Lawrence Thompson, having obtained possession of the title bond for four hundred acres of land, sold the entire…
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