Stevens v. Hulin

Edwin H. Stevens in 1866 owned, occupied and carried on a farm of two hundred acres in Bushnell, Montcalm county, and continued to do so until he died in 1879. After his death administration was had upon his estate by Moses H. Iiulin, who was duly appointed administrator. Commissioners to examine and adjust claims against the estate were duly appointed, and upon the last day for presenting claims against the estate, William H. Stevens presented a claim of something over $600 for the use of land and a load of hay. The commissioners allowed the claim at the sum of $611.25. Erom this decision…