Ingraham v. Rogers
Texas Supreme Court
This was an appeal from the probate court of Victoria county to the district court, and subsequent^ from the judgment of the district court to this court. The probate judge, by his order entered upon the minutes •of the court, allowed the appellant, Margaret, who was the widow and administratrix of ~W. Nuner, deceased, four hundred and sixty dollars, for the support of herself and family ■during the first year after the death of her husband.
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This was an appeal from the probate court of Victoria county to the district court, and subsequent^ from the judgment of the district court to this court. The probate judge, by his order entered upon the minutes •of the court, allowed the appellant, Margaret, who was the widow and administratrix of ~W. Nuner, deceased, four hundred and sixty dollars, for the support of herself and family ■during the first year after the death of her husband. At a subsequent term of the court this order was rescinded, and the ■allowance revoked, and from which decision the administratrix appealed to the…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Lipscomb
This was an appeal from the order of the probate judge of Victoria, on a settlement of the accounts of an administratrix, in which was involved the claim of the wife to certain sums aS' her own separate money before marriage. These items were embraced in an exhibit marked B, and the rejection by the probate judge of these particular items was believed by the district judge to have been the order appealed from by the appellants; and on the trial in the district court, the appellant was confined to' them, and not permitted to go into an examination of any other accounts. On an examination of…
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