Frazier v. Morris
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Anderson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
OpiNion op the Court by
Judge Hannah
— Affirming.
For several years prior to 1871/ Matthew Frazier was keeper of the Poor Farm of Anderson County. The county authorities for some reason determined to sell the farm, which consisted of some ninety acres; and it was sold in three tracts. One of these tracts, containing 51 acres, was on March. 20, 1871, conveyed by a commissioner appointed for that purpose by the Anderson County Court, to Jordon Frazier. He was a brother of. Matthew Frazier, unmarried, and a man of some wealth. As a part of the purchase price of the 51 acres, six hundred and fifty…
2Cases cited8 opinions
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- Mounts v. MountsCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1913
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