Tanner v. Huss
Supreme Court of Georgia
Grant of administration. Nomination. Creditor. Heir. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Fulton superior court, September term, 1887» Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandford, Justice.
Tanner and Huss were competing applicants for the administration on the estate of Mrs. Heath. It appears from the. record that Mrs. Heath first intermarried with E. Story-Brooks, and by him had one child. She afterwards procured a divorce from Brooks, and subsequently intermarried with two other men, who died before she did, and by whom she had no children. At her death she left one child, Berrien Brooks, the child above referred to, who was her solo surviving heir at law, and who survived his mother but a few months.
It appears from the record that Tanner, one of these…
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