Scott v. Taylor

Prank B. Taylor, the first husband of Mrs. Myrtle Scott, one of the appellants, died in January, 1907, leaving his wife and three minor children surviving him. The wife waived her right to be appointed administratrix of the estate in favor of D. P. Taylor, the brother of Prank B. Taylor. D. P. Taylor was duly .appointed administrator on February 7, 1920, and gave bond in the sum of $60,000 which was approved by the probate court. He filed an inventory and ap-praisement of the estate, which showed assets to the amount of $40,223.31 and liabilities aggregating $17,035.45. It does not appear…