Lee v. Lee

General W. H. F. Lee, who was a resident of Fairfax county, Virginia, died testate in 1891, and his will was duly probated in Fairfax county in November of that year. His two sons, Robert É. Lee, Jr., and George Bolling Lee, were named as executors, and Robert E. Lee, Jr., qualified as executor under the will, his brother, George Bolling Lee, being at that time a minor. Robert E. Lee, Jr., acted as executor until his death on September 7, 1922, but never filed any inventory or settled any account as executor. On October 10, 1922, George Bolling Lee qualified as executor in Fairfax county, but…