Simpson's ex'x v. Loving
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 98 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL PROM WARREN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 6 Mon., 290; Hynes’ heirs vs. Campbell. 1 Bibb, 278 ; Scott vs. Clarkson’s ex’r. 1 Bibb, 313 ; Bibb vs. Prather. 4 Bibb, 340; Cole vs. Cole’s adm’r. 3 Mar., 179; Griffith vs. Depew. 3 Mon., 72 ; Barr vs. Stewart. 5 Mon., 408 ; Brown vs. East. 6 Mon., 388 ; Payne vs. Wallace. 4 J. J. M., 169 ; Funk vs. McKeown. 2 Dana, 113; Vaughan vs. Myers. 5 Dana, 576; Shepherd vs. Mclntire. 12 B. Mon., 288 ; McDonald vs.…
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CASE 98 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL PROM WARREN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 6 Mon., 290; Hynes’ heirs vs. Campbell. 1 Bibb, 278 ; Scott vs. Clarkson’s ex’r. 1 Bibb, 313 ; Bibb vs. Prather. 4 Bibb, 340; Cole vs. Cole’s adm’r. 3 Mar., 179; Griffith vs. Depew. 3 Mon., 72 ; Barr vs. Stewart. 5 Mon., 408 ; Brown vs. East. 6 Mon., 388 ; Payne vs. Wallace. 4 J. J. M., 169 ; Funk vs. McKeown. 2 Dana, 113; Vaughan vs. Myers. 5 Dana, 576; Shepherd vs. Mclntire. 12 B. Mon., 288 ; McDonald vs. Fleming. 2 Met., 498; Patterson vs. Miller. 1 Mar., 86; 3 Littell, 459; 1 Met., 143.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WILLIAMS
delivered the opinion op the codrt:
Wm. C. Simpson, the son of the testatrix, Nancy Simpson, had purchased of Mitchell the “ Kinlock ” residence, with several acres of land, in or near Bowling Green, and still owed a large part of the purchase money, for •which a lien was reserved in the deed to him. Rowland Whitney had become the owner of the two thousand dollar note described therein, and J. R. Skyles owned the other, being a balance of six hundred and ninety-one dollars, with interest on both from January 1, 1861.
W. C. Simpson made his mother a deed to this property in…
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