Vickery v. Hardin
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Henry Circuit Court; Fred C. Gctuse, Judge. Action by Clara Freeman Vickery, administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Henry C. Freeman, deceased, against Horace L. Hardin, in which Leo Todd, by next friend, and John C. Hardin were admitted as parties. From a judgment for Leo Todd, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtNichols, J.
Petition by appellant charging that appellee Horace L. Hardin had in his possession $1,325 in gold coin of the United States which belongs to the estate of her decedent and asking that he show cause why the same should not be turned over to appellant to be inventoried as assets of said estate. This money was found in an earthern jar which was dug up while an excavation was being made for a cellar under an old house on the farm of appellee John C. Hardin and was found by appellee Leo Todd, who was a workman on said work, which was being done under the direction and supervision of appellee…
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