State ex rel. Young v. Cunningham

This suit was commenced by the appellant’s, relator, James R. Young, on the 3d day of April, 1884, on a guardian’s bond executed on the 5th day of May, 1873, by one Hester C. Roberts, then in full life, but since deceased, as guardian of the relator, then a minor, and by the appellees Thomas Strong, John McRae and George W. Fox, as her sureties in such bond. It was alleged in the relator’s complaint, among other things, that his guardian had died testate in 1881; that since her death the appellee Cunningham had qualified and was acting as the executor of her last will; that before his…