Campbell v. Whisman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Powell Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*257Opinion op the Court by
Judge Thomas
Reversing.
On January 26,1883, John L. Whisman purchased by title bond only from William F. Baker about 43 acres of land in Powell county, Kentucky. He immediately moved' upon the land and continued to live upon it with his wife and’children (three of the latter "being appellees) until 1887, when he died intestate. Shortly thereafter, and while continuing to reside upon the tract, the widow married one Townsend, by whom she had three children, the appellees, Oscar Townsend, Nellie Townsend and Stella Townsend Raines. One of the four surviving Whisman…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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