Young v. Phillips

The bill in this cause was filed in November, 1928, against the executors of the estate of Alexander Young, seeking an accounting and final settlement, the appointment of the clerk and master as receiver, and judgment against the executors for certain allegedly improper disbursements. Pertinent facts are thus recited in the opinion of the Court of Appeals:

“Alex Young, a resident of Watertown, Tenn., died in 1921. He left a valuable estate, consisting of real estate, stocks, bank stock and notes. He left surviving him, his widow and one son, Turner Young, who had one minor child, Alexander…