People v. Admire
Illinois Supreme Court
Writ of Error to the Circuit Court of Greene county; the Hón. D. M. Woodson, Judge, presiding. Marshall S. Corey was the administrator of David H. Post.
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Writ of Error to the Circuit Court of Greene county; the Hón. D. M. Woodson, Judge, presiding. Marshall S. Corey was the administrator of David H. Post. Philip V. Admire and Hernán Goodrich were the securities on the administrator’s bond, which was dated 20th June, 1856. On the 19th of April, 1864, Corey, as administrator, settled with the Probate Court, showing in his settlement that the debts of the estate were all paid, and that there was a balance in his hands of $1,767.69; and the court thereupon ordered that he pay the widow one-third of that sum, and each one of the five heirs,…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Lawrence
This was an action of debt brought by the plaintiffs in error, as distributees of the estate of David H. Post, against the defendants in error, as securities upon the bond of Marshall S. Corey, who was administrator of Post. The declaration averred that on the 19th day of April, 1861, Corey exhibited his account for settlement, that he showed in his hands for distribution the sum of $1,767.69, that the County Court thereupon ordered him to pay one-third thereof to the widow, and the sum of $235.69} to each of the five heirs, and that the same was unpaid. The declaration also averred that…
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