Cleghorn v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Year’s Support. Title. Lost Papers. Before Judge Wellborn. Hall Superior Court. February Term, 1882. . Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
Both sides filed bills of exceptions in this case, and by-consent they are heard here as one.
T. J. Johnson, the father of plaintiffs below, died intestate in 1863, leaving a small estate less than $500.00 in value, including the land in dispute. He left as his heirs at law, his widow and five minor children, one of the latter dying a minor and unmarried.
In 1872 the widow of the intestate applied and had assigned her by appraisers duly appointed by the ordinary of the county, as a twelve month’s support for her and her children, the whole estate, including the land in…
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