Stone v. Morgan

The claim in this case is in two paragraphs. The first is as follows:

“Estate of William Stone to John D. Morgan, guardian of Samuel Briscoe, Dr., 1886 to 1892. To services rendered under contract with decedent in performing manual labor in attending to his physical wants, to making rails, cutting wood, looking after his farm and pérsonal property, by which the said decedent agreed to will to the said ward the whole of his estate, valued at §13,500.00.”

The affidavit thereto attached is, in substance, that said thirteen thousand five hundred dollars, the balance shown in said account, is justly…