Burke v. Coolidge

At the May term, 1875, of the prohate court of Phillips county, Charles R. Ooolidge and John J. Hornor, executors of the will of Henry P. Ooolidge, deceased, presented a report of certain expenditures made by them for the benefit of their testator’s estate, of which they asked the approval of the court. The substance of the report was: That they had, since the first day of January, 1874, and between then and the first day of May, 1875, expended in improvements upon, and in the management of, the plantation belonging to the estate known as the Coolidge — Polk place — $19,240.81, and in excess…