Martin v. Thompson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Washington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Thomas
Affirming.
Kate E. Litsey-died testate a resident of Y^ashing-ton county, and she owned both personal property and real estate, which she disposed of by her will. She left surviving her four children, three daughters and one son, all of whom were married, hut only one daughter, Mrs. Thompson, and the son, Berry L. Litsey, had children; the other two daughters, Mrs. Hopper and the appellant, Mary L. Martin, had no children and they *103were of snch an age as that they would possibly never have any. This suit was brought by the husband of one of the daughters,…
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