Wessel-Duval & Co. v. Ramsey
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, P. J.
J. O. Chenault died in 1922. His wife, Mrs. Alline Chenault, and A. S. Hawes were appointed administrators immediately after his death. In January, 1923, A. S. Hawes resigned, and T. J. Barksdale and C. B. Ramsey were appointed *676to succeed, him, they and Mrs. Chenault continuing in the administration until 1927, when they filed their petition for discharge, and were discharged. On assuming office the administrators filed an inventory of the estate, and the estate inventoried was appraised at about $60,000. In March, 1923, a year’s support was set apart to Mrs. Chenault in the following…
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