Brunk v. Means

Judge Simpson

delivered the opinion of the Court.

In 1816, Samuel Alexander was appointed the guardian of Robert K. Means, Young J. Means, and Samuel E. Means, and executed a guardian’s bond with William Iloxie and Jacob Brunk as his sureties.

Jacob Brunk one of the sureties died in 1818, and his son Noah Brunk, who was his only child and heir at Jfiw, immediately after his death administered upon his estate. .Jacob Brunk at the time of his death was the owner of a tract of land, and some slaves and personal estate, all of which came to the possession of his son Noah Brunk; who as administrator…