Tracewell v. Peacock

Complaint by tbe appellees, against the appellant, containing seven paragraphs. Ella Peacock had been the wife of Samuel H. Keen, who died, and from whom she took by devise his entire estate. She after-wards intermarried with Simeon Peacock. The first, second and third paragraphs of the complaint charge that certain choses in action, belonging to the said Ella, which she took under the devise, came to the hands of the appellant, as an attorney, for collection, and which he collected and converted to his own use. The fourth paragraph is founded upon a judgment rendered by a justice of the…