Brady v. Brady
Supreme Court of Georgia
Homestead. Claims. Husband and Wife. Evidence. Bankruptcy. Arbitrament and Award. Jurisdiction. Ordinary. Before Judge CRISP. Sumter Superior Court. October Adjourned Term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
Wright Brady, Sr., of Sumter county, died intestate in 1871. His widow, Jane Brady, took out temporary letters upon his estate and proceeded to administer. The intestate left as his heirs at law Jane Brady, his widow, and five children, to-wit: Wright Brady, Jr., Lou Pryor, (formerly Brady), Albert Brady, Charles Brady and Katie Brady, the last three minors.
In 1872 Wright Brady, Jr., one of the heirs, filed a bill against the administratrix, alleging acts illegal and destructive of the estate, and sought her removal. Pending the bill Jane Brady, for herself and as guardian for…
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