Simons v. Bowers
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Thomas
Affirming.
On July 24, 1876, Henry Price, a citizen and resident of Jefferson county, duly executed his will. In October thereafter he died, and on the 30th day of that month his will was probated in the Jefferson county .court. He owned a farm containing about 200 acres situated near Louisville, Ky., and his. will disposed of it in aliquot parts. To his two daughters, Ada G-ray, nee Price, and Rebecca Lee, nee Price, he devised 20 acres each, and to his daughter, Lidy Simons, nee Price, he devised 30 acres “to them and their bodily heirs.” Only the portion…
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