Myers v. Stewart
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
There is no material difference between this case and that of Edward William James Ward v. Lela Cannon, joined by her husband, S. B. Cannon, in which opinion was filed at this Term of the Court.
The record shows that E. F. Myers was the father of Foster Myers; that Foster Myers is ten years of age; that the boy’s mother died fourteen days after his birth and that the father, E. F. Myers, the Petitioner here, gave the child into the custody of its grandmother. The grandmother lived only five years thereafter and after the death of the grandmother the father delivered the child to Bessie…
2Cited by4 opinions
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