Adams v. Button
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Trimble Circuit Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Turner
Affirming.
Tbis is an equitable action by appellant seeking to have it adjudged that a certain tract of land containing twenty-seven acres was held in trust by his step-mother for his father.
F. A. Adams the father, had been twice married and appellant was the only child by the first marriage, and there were no children of the last marriage.
F. A. Adams, prior to March, 1893, was the owner of a tract of twenty-seven acres of land adjoining two tracts of about seventy-seven acres owned by his last wife, Lydia Adams, the three tracts constituting one farm of…
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