Simpson v. Simpson's
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Jessamine Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Settle
Affirming.
William Simpson, a resident of Jessamine county this state, died in 1915, testate, survived by his widow, Amanda H. Simpson, and their six sons, viz.: James L., John W., Cleveland W., Paúl G., Robert F., and J. Weldon Simpson. He owned at the time’ of his death 897-V2 acres of valuable blue grass land situated in Jessamine county and also some personal property, all disposed of by his will, which was executed December 5, 1912, and after his death duly admitted to probate by the Jessamine county court. At the same time the testator’s widow, named in…
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