Long v. Walker

STONE, 0. J.

This case-was before us at a former term, reported as Walker v. Crews, 73 Ala. 412.

After the case returned to the Chancery Court, an account was taken, and in April, 1883, it was ascertained and decreed that Nancy J. Long, a married woman, granddaughter of Arthur Crews, and one of the distributees of his estate, should pay to Ella Corinne Crews, of the debt due from Arthur Crews’ estate, the sum of two hundred and six 26-100 dollars. The decree not being paid, a garnishment was sued out against Mrs. Long’s husband, J. H. Long, both as an individual, and as administrator of Wesley…