Anderson v. Anderson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Owen Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Clay
Affirming.
After having worked as a pullman porter for about ten years, D. L. Anderson, Jr., a colored man, returned to Owen county where he engaged in farming. By hard *764work, economy and thrift, he acquired considerable property. Besides his personal property, he owned' a 65 acre tract of land worth about $2,500.00, a 13 acre tract of land worth about $750.00, and one-third of a farm consisting of a good house and 13 acres of land where he, his mother and sister made their home, worth about $7,000.00-, the other two-thirds being owned by his mother and sister.
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