Moore v. Ferguson
Indiana Supreme Court
From Boone Circuit Court; Samuel B. Artman, Judge. Jonathan J. Moore, as administrator of the estate of Willis E. Moore, deceased, filed his report in said estate, to which Robert J. Ferguson and others filed exceptions. From an order denying certain items in favor of the administrator, he appeals in his individual and fiduciary capacity. Transferred from the Appellate Court under §l337u Burns' 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtJordan, C. J.
Jonathan J. Moore, in h'is individual capacity, and Jonathan J. Moore, administrator of the estate of Willis E. Moore, deceased, are joined as co-appellants in this appeal. Robert J. Eerguson and others, who were ex-ceptors in the lower court, are the only persons who- have been made appellees. Neither Jonathan J. Moore, nor any other person as administrator of the estate of the said Willis E. Moore, deceased, has been made a party appellee.
The facts disclosed by the record, among others, may be said to be as follows: On February 16-, 1903, Jonathan J. Moore, as the administrator of the…
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