McGrew's Exor. v. Congleton
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASH 62. — ACTION BY MRS. SUSAN McGREWS EXECUTOR AGAINST T. J. CONGLETON AND ANOTHER Appeal from Franklin Circuit Court. Judgment for defendants and plaintiff appeals—
1Opinion of the Court
*516Opinion op the Court by
Judge Settle
Affirming.
Mrs. Susan McGrew died in the city of Frankfort, December 3,1902, leaving a large estate, consisting of cash in bank, bank stocks, notes, and real estate. She also left a will, which was duly admitted to probate by the Franklin county court, and the appellant, A. B. Hammond, who was therein appointed executor, gave bond and duly qualified as such in the same court and at once proceeded to administer the estate according to the wishes of the testatrix as expressed in the .will. Among the many notes received by the executor belonging to the estate…
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