There are three Kentucky cases which seem to stand for the proposition that once adverse possession has begun after a parol gift it continues against those who subsequently take title by will or descent within the 15 year period. These cases are Patterson v. Hansel, 4 Bush 654; Ray v. Thurman, 13 Ky.Law Rep. 3, 15 S.W. 1116; Delano v. Air, 157 Ky. 369, 163 S.W. 216. All of them involved a question of disability and the construction of a statute. None of them considered the question of notice necessary to constitute the holding adverse, which we deem to be of controlling importance.