Creath v. Brent
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Assumpsit. From the Circuit Court for Fayette County.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Ewing
delivered the Opinion of the Court.
Sidney Bedford died, having first made his last will and t < i i * i t~i • • i~« ¶ n ¶ testament, by which he appointed Benjamin b. Bedford his executor, in the following terms, to-wit. w Sixthly, “ it is my anxious will and desire that, for the proper “ management and safety of my son’s estate, my bro«ther Benjamin F. Bedford have the control and man- “ agement of his property, and I hereby appoint him my “ child’s trustee, until he attains the age of twenty one, «then to be paid to him, together with the profit there- « of. I likewise appoint…
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