Taylor v. McGill
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAYIDSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court at Nashville. W. F. Cooper, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtFreeman, J.
'The first of these bills was filed March 20, 1874,. the latter, September 18, 1874.
*295They go substantially on the same grounds, and may be summarized as follows:
They are bills filed by the respective complainants, claiming to be creditors of A. Hynes Ewing, deceased, against McGill and wife, the latter being the widow of Ewing, who has since intermarried with McGill, and who was and is the administratrix of her deceased husband’s estate.
The first party claims a debt due by various judgments in the q-uarterly court of Todd county, Kentucky, obtained December, 1869, transcripts of which appear…
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