Beckham v. Beckham

In 1893 Millie Beckham departed this life intestate, leaving an estate, and seven children as her sole heirs at *832-law. In 189-1 G. D. Beckham, one of the children, qualified as-administrator. He and his brother, Z. T. Beckham, purchased the interest of the other heirs at law, and thus became owners of the entire estate of their mother. They undertook to settle with each other and divide the estate among themselves, but disagreed in their calculations, and referred their controversy to arbitrators. The submission was as follows: “Georgia, Pike County. This agreement made this the 4th day of…