Cummings v. Stovall

Cooper, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court. ’

Early in the year, 1860, G. W. Bright died intestate, leaving- a widow, Melinda J., and two children, Robert S. Bright and Locky B., then the wife of Robert T. Milner. One B. L. Stovall was appointed and qualified as administrator of his estate. On the loth of November, 1860, an agreement was entered into between Melinda J.. Bright, the widow, on the *680one part, and Robert S. Bright and Robert T. Milner and wife Locky B., and B. L. Stovall, the administrator, on the other part, which was reduced to writing, signed by the parties and registered. By…