Arnold v. Cocanaugher
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Washington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*713Opinion op the Court by
William Rogers. Clay, Commissioner
Affirming.
John S. Coeanaugher, Sr., died a resident of Washington county in the'year 1893. At the time of his death he owned a .farm of about 215 acres, for which he had paid between $5,000.C0 and $6,000.00. He was also the owner of personal property of the value, ¡of about $600.00 or $700.00. By his will, which was . duly probated, he devised all of his property to his wife for life, remainder to his ten children. By item 9 of his will he provided that out of the estate devised to his wife, his four infant children should each receive…
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