Rader v. Yeargin

Pryor L. Parks died in 1866, and immediately thereon his two brothers, Perry IT. and ~W. D. Parks, qualified as administrators. They filed an inventory in the County Court, from which it appears that, among other assets of their intestate, there were two notes, one made by said Perry IT. for $2,700 and one by said W. D. Parks for $1,070.50, due and payable to their brother, the intestate.

In July, 1869, more than two years and six months after their appointment, they made a settlement with the County Court, charging themselves with assets $5,836.49, and crediting themselves with $2,895.36,…