Burbage v. American National Bank
Supreme Court of Georgia
Traverse of sheriff’s return. Before Judge Sweat. ■Glynn superior court. December term, 1893. Burbage was residing at Brunswick with his family prior to the breaking out of an epidemic of yellow fever there in the summer and fall of 1893, in a house that was then, and for ten years had been, his permanent home and residence.
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Traverse of sheriff’s return. Before Judge Sweat. ■Glynn superior court. December term, 1893. Burbage was residing at Brunswick with his family prior to the breaking out of an epidemic of yellow fever there in the summer and fall of 1893, in a house that was then, and for ten years had been, his permanent home and residence. On August 12, 1893, he refugeed with his family to a point outside of Glynn county, and was away from said county with his family on November 17,1898, the date of service of this suit, which was made by leaving a copy of the suit at the residence first mentioned. He left…
1Opinion of the Court
*503 Judgment affirmed.
Goodyear & Kay and Crovatt & Whiteield, for plaintiff" in error. Owens Johnson, contra.
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