Lloyd v. Lloyd

The Subbogate. — In this case, the administrator, who is a son of the decedent, presents an account against the estate to the amount of $941.72, claiming a balance due him of $425.55. The account consists of demands for work and labor, from time to time, on the farm of the intestate, and for various articles of personal property sold to him during his lifetime, and is made up of numerous items. The dates of the charges commence in March, 1839, and end in April, 1852, and, with the exception of an interval of a year, the items extend through the whole time ; and the credits given, also extend…