Anthony v. Wagner
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtKindig, C. J.
James D. Gamble, a resident of Knoxville, died testate November 26, 1926. In due time, to-wit, on December 13, 1926, Gamblers will was duly admitted to probate. Jacob A. Wagner and John E. D. Gamble, the defendants-appellants, in accordance with the will were appointed executors of the estate to serve without bond. When the letters testamentary were issued, to the aforesaid executors, the clerk of the Marion county' district court indorsed thereon the following:
“ * * * Upon consideration hereof, it is hereby ordered and directed * * * that the within named Jacob A. Wagner and John E. D.…
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