Davis's Executors v. Fultons.
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity
John M'Kim junr. and Benjamin Comegy's, executors of the last will and Testament of John Davis deceased. Theoderick Bland and Sarahhis wife. Elizabeth Glen Davis, and Jacob Davis infants under the age of twenty one year, by said Sarah their mother and next friend. Complainants. AGAINST Alexander Fulton, James Fulton, John Lowry, Robert Gant. James Houston, Josiah Nichol, Thomas Humes, David Deaderick, Thomas E. Waggamen, and George Michael Deaderick defendants.
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John M'Kim junr. and Benjamin Comegy's, executors of the last will and Testament of John Davis deceased. Theoderick Bland and Sarahhis wife. Elizabeth Glen Davis, and Jacob Davis infants under the age of twenty one year, by said Sarah their mother and next friend. Complainants. AGAINST Alexander Fulton, James Fulton, John Lowry, Robert Gant. James Houston, Josiah Nichol, Thomas Humes, David Deaderick, Thomas E. Waggamen, and George Michael Deaderick defendants. This was a bill in Equity, upon the following case. The bill states a copartnership in trade, between the deceased John Davis and…
1Opinion of the Court
John M'Kim, Jr., and Benjamin Comegys, executors of the last will and testament of John Davis, deceased; Theoderick Bland, and Sarah, his wife, Elizabeth Glen Davis, and Jacob Davis, infants under the age of twenty-one years by said Sarah, their mother and next friend, complainants, against Alexander Fulton, James Fulton, John Lowry, Robert Gant, James Houston, Josiah Nichol, Thomas Humes, David Deaderick, Thomas E. Waggamen, and George Michael Deaderick, defendants.
This was a bill in equity upon the following case: —
The bill states a copartnership in trade between the deceased, John Davis…
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