State v. Tunnell

DEBT on a guardian bond, against principal and sureties.

George Tunnell was administrator of Miers Burton, deceased, duly appointed, with bond and surety. He afterwards became the guardian of Hannah E. Burton, one of the distributees of Miers Burton's estate, and gave bond and surety in such guardianship. These suits were upon that bond; and the breaches assigned were: 1. That defendant did not render just and true accounts of his guardianship, during the continuance thereof; 2d. that during his guardianship the sum of $8,000 was due and owing plaintiff in the hands of said George Tunnell, as…