Naugle v. State ex rel. Burton

On the 1st day of October, 1870, Israel Naugle was duty appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Ellis Burton, deceased, and filed his bond to the approval of the clerk of the Monroe Common fleas Court, with William Stuart as surety.

On the 3d day of September, 1883, the relator, one of the heirs of Ellis Burton, having attained his majority, brought this suit on the bond, assigning, among other breaches, that the appellant had failed to account for and pay over the moneys which had come to his hands from a pension to which the relator was entitled in virtue of the service and death of…