Schriver v. Holderbaum

— I. It appears from the record in the case that Michael Holderbaum died on the twenty-fourth day of June, 1879, having made his last will and testament, in which the defendant, A. C. Holderbaum, was named as executor. The will was admitted to probate, and the executor qualified on the tenth day of November, 1879. The claims in controversy consisted of promissory notes executed by the deceased. Claims against the estate were made up which contained copies of the notes, and these claims were verified and approved as correct by the executor, in writing thereon, on the thirtieth day of December,…