Taylor v. Fox's Executors
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Oldham Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Hurt
Affirming.
Mildred W. Taylor lived in Oldham County, Kentucky, where she died in March, 1886. She left surviving her as her only heirs-at-law, her sons, John F. Taylor, E. F. Taylor, E. M. Taylor, and her three surviving daughters, Mildred Smith, Jennie Whitesides, and Nannie W, Taylor, and Marcus, Marcia, Lucy, Eyan, Nannie, Mary Samuel, and Alice Blakemore, who were the children of a deceased daughter of Mildred W. Taylor. On the 16th day of February, 1885, she published her last will and testament, in which she first revoked all other wills theretofore made…
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