Holman v. Ward

On August 2, 1909, G. P. Holman was duly appointed guardian of the estate of the Ward minors, and duly qualified as such by taking the prescribed oath and giving bond with Humphries and Conway as sureties. Soon after he was appointed guardian, Holman received the sum of $817.-25 ip money belonging to the estate of said minors. On January 24, 1919, the probate court entered an order removing Holman from his office as guardian and directing him to file a report showing the condition of said estate, and at the same time E. H. Ward, one of said minors, who had become of age, was appointed…