McCampbell v. Durst

Acker, Presiding Judge.—

James H. Durst died in Nueces County on the 24th day of April, 1858, leaving a will, which was probated in that county on the 3d day of June of that year, and the executors named in the will qualified. The will directed that after payment of all debts the estate should be equally divided between his widow and- three children. Debts to the amount of several thousand dollars were allowed by the executors and established against the estate.

In September or October, 1869, the executors were removed by the County Court of Nueces County, and Mortimer T. Durst, son, and one of…