Young v. Brown
Supreme Court of Georgia
Estates. Administrators and Executors. Equity. Venue. Jurisdiction. Constitutional Law. Before Judge Harris. Coweta County. At Chambers. January 15,1885. J. D. Brown, as administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Thomas H. Young, tiled his bill in the superior court of Coweta county, against Nancy E. H. Brown et al.
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Estates. Administrators and Executors. Equity. Venue. Jurisdiction. Constitutional Law. Before Judge Harris. Coweta County. At Chambers. January 15,1885. J. D. Brown, as administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Thomas H. Young, tiled his bill in the superior court of Coweta county, against Nancy E. H. Brown et al. The defendants were very numerous and widely scattered; some resided in Clarke county, some in other counties, and some were non-residents of the state. None of them resided in Coweta county except Mrs. Brown and her son, the wife and son of the complainant. The bill…
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
Brown, administrator ds bonis non, with the will annexed,of Thomas H. Young, and administrator of the estate of Jane D. Young, filed a bill in equity in'the superior court’of Coweta county against his wife and son, of the county of Coweta, and divers other persons interested also with, said wife and son in the two estates on which he was administering, all except son and wife resident in other’ counties than Coweta, or other states than this, to have a settlement of said two estates, they being interested in both. The bill alleged-that the said administrator resided in…
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