Long v. Long

This was a suit against an executor of an estate, to recover the value of certain services alleged to have been rendered by the plaintiff to the deceased. The petition contained two counts. It was alleged that in July, 1926, at the special request of David Long (the deceased), the plaintiff moved to the home of said Long for the purpose of taking care of him and his son, Sam Long; that David Long was about eighty years old and physically unable to care for himself; that Sam Long’s mental condition was such that he could not care for himself; that the plaintiff cooked for them, ironed, washed…