The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-15

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ire education and proper supper
'of said children until the young
est of them. then surviving, ar
rives at the age Of twenty-ons
years. when absolute possession
of said property shall be then
given them to own and hold share
and share alike.
Is. will and tequeath my
large combined tobacco and stoci
barn and the three tenant houses
together with the parcel Of land
containing about one acre upon
which they are situated which is
fenced off from my homestead OF
about FIVE acres in Mt. Sterling
Ky. said property being on the
Jacksonville pike south of the
Goal Road" in Mt. Sterling, ky-
also my vacant lot which is 80
feet front by 80 feet deep, stu
ated on South Maysville street,
near the c. & o. railroads pas
senger depot in Mt. Sterling, KY,
and purchased by me from Aunt
Sallie Hall, deceased, to my said
natural son, w. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr.,
of Redondo Beach, California, to
have and to hold by fee simple
title.
MRS. NORA ROBERTSON
16. To my aforesaid natural
daughter, Nora Robertson, of Cow
ington, KY. l will and bequeath
my three tenant dwelling houses
and lots situated near the water
tank and east of same, fronting
the right of way of the C. & O.
railroad in Mt. Sterling, KY, also
one tenant house two stories high,
located next to the Hinkston Creek
bridge and opposite the McCor-
mick Planning Mill, in Mt. Sterling,
KY, also my four tenant houses
and lots, one of which is two
stories high and the other three
one story in height, all being sit
uated on Wilson street, one of
same being on one side of said
street and the other three being
on the opposite side of the said
street, in Mt. Sterling, KY, to
have and to hold all of said prop
erty to and for the sole use and
benefit of the said Nora Robert
son during her life and after her
death the remainder in fee simple
title shall pass to and vest in her
children surviving at her death,
share and share alike.
18th. l have now disposed of
about all of the real estate / own
and possess in the State of Ken
lucky, emitting to mention the
winter home with about two and
half acres of ground, on which is
now growing valuable groves of
orange and grapefruit trees, stu
ated at Eustis in State of Florida,
which / purchased four or five
years ago for $4,000 cash, but
which is now worth double what
| paid for it in fact l have been
offered lately $4,000 for said
property, but could not sell it for
the reason that when | bought it
my wife, Bette Fitzpatrick, beg
ged me to deed it to her in her
own right and finally proposed to
me that if | would deed it to her
as her own that she would in con-
sideration thereof execute to me a
deed of release and surrender of
her dover rights in and to my
real estate in. Kentucky, and
accepted this proposition from her
and executed and delivered to her
my deed to said property in Florida
by a fee simple title, which she at
once had recorded, at that time
promising to make her said deed of
release TO me as soon as we return
ed to our home in Kentucky in the
Spring. But when we returned to our
home here and | requested her to
with her said contract by
executing to me her said deed of re-
lease for and in consideration of
which had decided her my said
Florida property she refused and
failed to comply with her said con-
tract with me and still refuses and
fails to comply with same but still
holds and now asserts title to nv
said Florida property in her own
name without consideration or right
% same. l objected to and protest
I'd against this action on her part
and insisted that she comply with
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