Wiseman v. Cottingham

In the }rear 1906 T. A. Oottingham purchased from James P. West a tract of land comprising twenty-five acres situated in Wilson County, paying $150, cash, and executing a vendor’s lien note for $135, the balance of the purchase price due October 1, 1907. The note was thereafter assigned by West to the plaintiff in error, Mrs. I. E. Wiseman. Oottingham died, and J. R. Oottingham qualified as administrator of his estate under appointment of the probate court of Bexar County. In the fall of 1907 Mrs. Wiseman presented the note as a claim againsi Cottingham’s estate, and it was so allowed on…