Coleman v. Walker
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 17 — PETITION ORDINARY — APPEAL FROM ANDERSON CIRCUIT COURT. cited sec. 6 of act of 1838. cited 17 B. Mon., 360 ; 10 B. Mon., 16 ; secs. 3 and 6, act of 1838, 3 Stat. Law, 559 ; 15 B. Mon., 134-5. .cited act of 1838, 3 Slat. Law, 559 ; 8 B. Mon., 46 ; 14 lb., 308; J7 B. Mon., 381;- 12 lb., 388; lb., 401; 8 lb., 394; 9 lb., 443 ; .8 lb., 7 ; 15 lb., 133.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE STITES
delivered the opinion op the court:
Wilson and Reading were sureties for Walker & Cummins . in a note for twelve hundred and three dollars, payable to Jordan H. Walker as guardian for D. A. Jordan, exeputed in 1850, .. and due in January, 1851. t
The ward, D. A. Jordan, intermarried with appellant in 1857, just before she arrived at age, and in 1859 the guardian ■transferred said note' to Coleman as a part of the ward’s , estate. • Some payments were made upon the note in 1858, but no suit was ever brought upon it until after the expiration of .seven years from its maturity, when…
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