Stong v. Wilkson

'David ’Stong died in 1835, leaving Anthony Wilkson the executor of his will and the guardian of his children. In October of that year, he was qualified as executor, but never as guardian. -He continued in the executorship until the fall of 1844, when he was superseded by Skeil, who was'also appointed guardian of the children then living. Wilksen made settlements annually, up to and including the April term of the court in 1842, at which time a balance was found against him in favor of the estate, amounting to $2364 94. At this- settlement, although he had drawn the estate notes -payable to…