Frazier v. Frazier
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Augusta county, entered November 30tb, 1880, in the consolidated causes of James A. Frazier’s guardian, against James A. Frazier, of Stephen A. Porfer and wife against John W. Frazier’s administrator, William Frazier, John T. Randolph, and others, and of Porter and wife and James A. Frazier against William Frazier, John T. Randolph and others.
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Appeal from decree of circuit court of Augusta county, entered November 30tb, 1880, in the consolidated causes of James A. Frazier’s guardian, against James A. Frazier, of Stephen A. Porfer and wife against John W. Frazier’s administrator, William Frazier, John T. Randolph, and others, and of Porter and wife and James A. Frazier against William Frazier, John T. Randolph and others. The first suit was brought in February, 1854, in the circuit court of Bath county, by William Frazier and William M. Tate, guardians of James A. Frazier, only child of John W. Frazier, deceased, then about six…
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
The first question presented for the consideration of this court is the question raised by the appellees, the assignees of William Frazier, upon the two years limitation for appeals.
The appellees say that the final decree in this cause was rendered on the 30th day of November, -1880, and that the appeal allowed in this cause, by one of the judges of this court, was *778allowed on the 8th day of January, 1883, two years and thirty-eight days after the final decree was entered, and the cause removed from the docket.
The appellant insists, on the other hand, that he presented the record for an…
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