Stevenson v. Huddleson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
APPEAL FROM NICHOLAS CIRCUIT. Ejectment. Case 33. Case stated. Judgment qf circuit court, and motion for new trial overruled. Substance of tbe evidence in the bill of exceptions. Hans Huddleson’s will. ÍJuestioris presented’ by the Record for' decision.
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APPEAL FROM NICHOLAS CIRCUIT. Ejectment. Case 33. Case stated. Judgment qf circuit court, and motion for new trial overruled. Substance of tbe evidence in the bill of exceptions. Hans Huddleson’s will. ÍJuestioris presented’ by the Record for' decision. Í. The pó‘ssepsión of the widow of land of which her husband died seized, is not ad versé to .that of the heirs of the husband, though a part of the heirs lived with her on t£e premises. 2. A writing purporting to be a will, and using tiie terms devise and bequeath, though acknowledged before the county court clerk, and after the death of the…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Hise
Case stated. Judgment qf circuit court, and motion for new trial overruled. Substance of tbe evidence in the bill of exceptions.
On the 6th of November, 1850, ¿uth Stevenson and her husband, Elizabeth Crawford and her husband, and Eleanor Hamilton, as lessors of the plaintiff, filed their declaration and notice in ejectment against David Huddleson, in the Nicholas circuit court, in open court, on the third day of the November term 1850, for the purpose of recovering the possession of three-sevenths of a tract of land in the county of Nicholas, which belonged to Hans Huddle-son, deceased, at…
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