King v. King
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. ■ Motion for new trial. Decided by Judge Underwood. Floyd Superior Court. July Term, 1867. Mrs. King, by bill in Equity, made the following averments. She married Joshua King in 1849; two daughters, issue of the- marriage, are living, aged respectively sixteen and twelve years; King took into possession $8,000.00 worth of property descending to her from her father and sister.
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Equity. ■ Motion for new trial. Decided by Judge Underwood. Floyd Superior Court. July Term, 1867. Mrs. King, by bill in Equity, made the following averments. She married Joshua King in 1849; two daughters, issue of the- marriage, are living, aged respectively sixteen and twelve years; King took into possession $8,000.00 worth of property descending to her from her father and sister. They entered into a deed of separation, by which King was. to hold $4,300.00 as trustee for her and the said daughters, paying to her semi-annually the interest thereon for her support, and giving the corpus to…
1Opinion of the CourtWarner, C. J.
The record in this case discloses the fact that Mrs. Mary Jane King for herself and in behalf of her two minor children Beatrice and Ada, filed her. bill in Floyd Superior Court in June 1866, against Joshua King, Daniel R. Mitchell, Wm. Franklin and Henry A, Gartrell, praying for a discovery and account, in relation to a certain promissory note executed by King for the sum of $4,300.00, which note, it is alleged, was trust property, executed for the benefit of Mrs. King and her two minor children, at or about the time of her separation from her husband; that the consideration of said note was…
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