Wood Et Ux. v. Wheat
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Willis—
Affirmiug-
Jesse Gum died testate, survived by his wife, Margaret, two sons, A. M. Gum and W. M. J. Gum, and three daughters, Eoxie Wood, Jennie Wax, and Ivie Wheat. He devised a certain portion of his land to his sons, A. M. Gum and W. M. J. Gum, and the residue to his three daughters. The portion devised to the daughters was not burdened with any conditions or limitations, but that devised his two sons was on condition that his wife should have her support from the produce thereof so long as she remained his widow. The two sons by agreement partitioned…
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