Roberts v. Huddleston

Bicknell, C. C.

— These parties were heirs of Hiram Huddleston, Sr., and distributees under his will. The appellee had a claim against the testator’s estate large enough to cover all that was left after payment of debts, which was only $227.12. The claim was duly filed, and was opposed by some of the heirs. The appellee then bought out the interests of all the heirs except the appellant. He claimed that she had no interest; that she had received all of her share, so that the entire surplus belonged to him, in his own right and by purchase from said other heirs. r

After making said purchase the…