Gee v. Womack
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the- Court by
Judge Clarke
Affirming.
Appellant, Marion Gee, was appointed and qualified as guardian of Mrs. Anna Womack (then Howell) and her infant son, Curtis Howell, and as such collected $1,300.00 due them. He invested nearly all of these funds in two nonadjacent pieces of real estate in Catlettsburg, one a vacant lot, and the- other a lot with a small residence upon it, taking deed for the former to Curtis Howell, and for the latter to Mrs. Womack for the use and benefit of Curtis Howell. Gee resigned as guardian without settling his accounts, and Mrs. Womack having-become of…
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