Hunt v. Harris

In 1884 John B. Henderson, in consideration of $1100, conveyed to James W. Hunt and his wife, Mary K. Hunt, fifty acres of land in Catoosa county. In 1909 Mary K. Hunt died intestate. Her heirs at law were James W. Hunt and her two daughters, Mrs. Glenn Strange and Mrs. Herbert Shields. M. L. Harris, as administrator of Mary K. Hunt, filed an equitable suit in which he alleged, that James W. Hunt, after the death of Mary K. Hunt, took exclusive possession of the land and had enjoyed the rents, issues, and profits thereof, of the yearly value of $300; and that James W. Hunt refused to account…