M'Leod v. Mason
Supreme Court of Alabama
On a writ of error to proceedings of the Orphans’ Court of Madison county. The record in this case disclosed, that at a term of the- Orphans’ Court of Madison county, held on the tenth day of January eighteen hundred and thirty-six, on the application of George Mason, guardian of Adaline T. Heath, infant child of Joseph M. Heath, it was ordered that George M’Leod, then of Talladega, late guardian of said infant, be cited to be and appear before the Judge of said Court, on…
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On a writ of error to proceedings of the Orphans’ Court of Madison county. The record in this case disclosed, that at a term of the- Orphans’ Court of Madison county, held on the tenth day of January eighteen hundred and thirty-six, on the application of George Mason, guardian of Adaline T. Heath, infant child of Joseph M. Heath, it was ordered that George M’Leod, then of Talladega, late guardian of said infant, be cited to be and appear before the Judge of said Court, on the second Monday in February next ensuing, to shew cause why he should not make final settlement of his guardianship of…
1Opinion of the CourtCollier, J.
This cause is brought up by *227writ of error, to revise a decree of the Orphans’ Court of Madison county. The record shews that on the tenth day of January, eighteen hundred and thirty-six, that Court, on the application of the defendant in error, as the guardian of Adaline T. Heath, directed a citation to issue to Talladega, requiring the plaintiff to shew cause why he should not make a final settlement of his guardianship accounts, as the late guardian of the said Adaline.
On the thirteenth of the same month, a citation was issued, and on the fifth of February, executed by the sheriiF of…
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