Oslin v. State

As appears from the record, Allen Gilmore Jr., colored, a resident of Troup County, Georgia, died in that county on June 30, 1924, leaving an estate consisting of about $4000 cash in bank, and real estate in the City of LaGrange worth about $7500. On July 7, 1924, his will was probated in common form, and Charles Oslin, the named executor, duly qualified as such and took possession of the property of the estate. On November 11, 1924, the State of Georgia “through counsel for the State of Georgia representing Non. Clifford Walker, Governor, J. Q. Burton, J. T. Hairston, L. L. Smith, H. II.…