Jackson v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
In Equity. In Troup Superior Oourt. Demurrer and Plea. Decided by Judge Wanner, May Term, 1866. The facts will be found sufficiently stated in the opinion of the Court delivered by:
1Opinion of the CourtHarris, J.
The defendants in error Legan suit, in April, 1866, by bill in equity, against plaintiff in error, in Troup Superior Oourt. They averred in their hill, that Hezekiah Erwin, of ■ Chambers county, Alabama, died in 1858, possessed of a large real and personal estate, of the value of $75,000, in that State; that they are citizens of Georgia, and are the heirs at law of said Erwin. They further allege, that the said Wyche L. Jackson, on the 18th March, 1859, was, by a judgment of the Probate Oourt of Chambers county, Alabama, appointed the administrator of the estate of said Erwin, and gave bond…
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