Quinn v. Stockton
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 107’.
1Opinion of the Court
THIS is a bill filed by John Quinn and Anne, his wife, late Anne Ashworth, Sarah Kane, late Sarah Ashworth, and Sterling Ashworth, three of the heirs of Nathan Ashworth, against Joel and Miller Ash-worth. the two remaining heirs, and also a grand daughter, by the name of Smith, who represented a deceased heir ; and also against the said Miller Ash-worth, George Shults and Robert Stockton, the administrators of the decedent, for the purpose of settle, ing the estate. The bill charges that although letters of administration were granted to the three last named persons, yet two of them declined…
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