Ingersol v. McWillie

LIGHTFOOT, Chief Justice.

— The statement by appellants is concurred in by appellees, and is adopted, as follows:

“This is a contest over the right to administer upon the estate of A. R. Collins, deceased. The case originated in the County Court of Grayson County, Texas, in February, 1893. A. R. Collins died intestate, at his home in Grayson County. Afterwards C. T. Daugherty was duly appointed by the County Court of Grayson County as administrator of said estate, and as such administrator gave the bond and took the oath required by law. On February 17, 1894, C. T. Daugherty departed this life…