Angevine v. Ward

During or about the year 1869, Isaac B. Ward was appointed, by the Court of Common Pleas of Dearborn county, guardian of the person and estate of James Angevine, a person of unsound mind. The said Ward, from time to time, made reports of the condition of the said Angevine’s estate in his hands, to portions of which J ames A. Angevine.a son of the said James Angevine, filed exceptions. In July, 1874, the said James Angevine *461died, and administration on Ms estate was granted to his said son, James Á. Angevine.

At the April term,. 1875, of the coui't below, the said Ward submitted what purported…