Proctor v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 17 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM BOYLE CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 10 B. Monroe, 344. 9 B. Monroe, 323, 617-625. 4 B. Monroe, 540. 3 Metcalfe, 158. 5 J. J. Marshall, 355. 1 Marshall, 217. 7 B. Monroe, 14. 4 Monroe, 221. 16 B. Monroe, 421. 7 Monroe, 109, 229. 10 Watts, 274, Loomis v. McClintock. 14 Massachusetts, 496, Monnot v. Prescott. 4 Georgia, 52, Dudley v. Mallory.
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Case 17 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM BOYLE CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 10 B. Monroe, 344. 9 B. Monroe, 323, 617-625. 4 B. Monroe, 540. 3 Metcalfe, 158. 5 J. J. Marshall, 355. 1 Marshall, 217. 7 B. Monroe, 14. 4 Monroe, 221. 16 B. Monroe, 421. 7 Monroe, 109, 229. 10 Watts, 274, Loomis v. McClintock. 14 Massachusetts, 496, Monnot v. Prescott. 4 Georgia, 52, Dudley v. Mallory. Sugden on Powers, side page 123. CITED Bevised Statutes, section 18, chapter 80, 2 Stanton, 229. 16 B. Monroe, 422, Thomas v. Thomas’s executors. CITED 3 Metcalfe, 591, Nunnally v. White’s executors. 16 B. Monroe, 554, Hill v.…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HABDIN
delivered the opinion oe the court.
Benjamin Proctor died in March, 1860, owning, besides personal estate of considerable value, an undivided moiety of a lot and its appurtenances in Danville, Ky., formerly known as the “Central House” property, including a building occupied as a hotel, and also a saloon, a livery-stable, and a house used as a shoemaker’s and barber-shop, the other moiety of the lot and buildings being owned by Alexander *83Sneed. Said decedent left surviving him Angelina C. Proctor, his widow, Beatrice A. Proctor, J. Dunlap Proctor, and Scotta P. Proctor, his only…
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