Williams v. . Maitland

At the September Term, 1833, John Walker put in his answer, wherein he admitted that the plaintiff was the only surviving child and residuary legatee of Samuel L. Wiggins; that the said Samuel did give and bequeath as in the bill charged; that he and Thomas Walker alone qualified as executors to the will of said Samuel; that the widow of his testator (96) intermarried with S. B. Carraway, as stated in the bill, and that subsequently the defendant resigned the appointment of testamentary guardian to the plaintiff, and the said S. B. Carraway was appointed guardian in his stead. The defendant…