Wickliffe v. Wickliffe

This case originated in the probate court, and arose by way of exceptions filed to the final settlement of Henry P. Lay, Executor of the last will and testament of Z. T. Wickliffe, deceased. In stud final settlement the executor charged, or indicated that he would charge, the 'share of each' of three of testator’s children with the price paid by said testator for certain real estate which he, subsequently to the execution of the will, respectively conveyed to them. Said three children thereupon filed their exceptions thereto and, when they were overruled, an appeal was taken by them to the…