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An Act for the benefit of the widow and heirs of George Fry, deceased. 1848 248 (1848)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0610 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1849. or Conference and Parsonage: and any conveyance made y by said Trustees, or a majority of them, to the purchaser Conv°eyancee made by Trus. or purchasers of said property, shall pass the title thereto; tees to pass title and said Trustees may, upon the making of said sale or sales, if need be, take bond or bonds and security payable Money, when to themselves, as Trustees ; and when money is collected by collected, how to be disposed of them, or either of them, to hold the same subject to the purposes and objects hereinbefore pointed out; and for a failure in any of their said duties, as Trustees, they shall be subject to be dealt with as is by law provided in similar cases. Approved February 23, 1849. CHAPTER 370. AN ACT for the benefit of the widow and heirs of George Fry, de- ceased. SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Conz- monwealth of Kentucky, That it shall be lawful for Susan Fry, and her infant children, and their statutory guardians, (the said infants suing by their respective guardians, as their next friends,) to file their bill on the chancery side of the Clarke Circuit Court, setting forth that she is the widow of George Fry, Jun., deceased, late of Clarke county, in this State; that he died without having made or published any last will or testament; that he left the following children, who constitute the whole of his heirs, to-wit: Mildred Fry, Mary Fry, Rebecca Fry, Edwin Fry, Eliza Ann Fry, James Fry, George Fry, and John Fry; that said George Fry and John Fry are adults, and the residue of said children are infants, and that the five first named infants are the children of said Susan Fry also; and that the persons by whom they are prosecuting said suit, as their next friends, are their statutory guardians; that their said ancestor died seized of a tract of land, lying in said county, containing about eigh- ty six acres, now in her possession, and held by her, as the widow of her said husband, by an allotment to her as dow- er, made by the Clarke County Court, out of his real es- tate ; and further stating and suggesting, that, in the opin- ion of said Susan Fry, and such statutory guardians, a sale of her life estate in said land, and the reversionary in- terests of said heirs in said land, and the investment of her portion, and the portions of her said infant children of the proceeds of such sale in another tract of land in or out of this State, to be held by herself for life, with remainder, in fee, to her said infant children, and the survivor or survi- vors of them, will redound to the interest of said infants ; and the truth of the facts contained in said bill shall be sworn to by said Susan Fry and said statutory guardians; and, in the proceedings in said suit, as well in regard to the 248

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