Ward v. Angevine

Ward, the appellant, was the guardian of James Angevine, a person of unsound mind, appointed by the Dearborn Common Pleas, on the 20th day of Januuary, 1870. On the 25th day of October, 1872, James A. Angevine, the appellee, filed in the common pleas, his petition, in which he represented that said James Angevine was, and for fifty-four years had been, a bona fide resident of, and domiciled in, Dearborn county, Indiana; that in January, 1870, after an inquest, Ward was appointed guardian of the person and estate of said JamesAngevine, gave bond, and was sworn; that at that time said James…