Berry v. Alsop
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the probate court of Yazoo county. The opinion of the court fully shows the facts of this case No memorandum of the arguments of counsel has come to the hands of the reporter.
1Opinion of the Court
Sime,all, J.:
A suit was instituted in the probate court of Yazoo county, in February, A. D. 1867, by Thomas B. Alsop, administrator of John Alsop, deceased, to induce a final settlement of the estate of Jesse Alsop, deceased, so far as Samuel Redding, the executor (who had deceased), had proceeded. Edmund Berry is the administrator of Samuel Redding, deceased, and he was ordered by the court to state a final account so far as his intestate had proceeded, in execution of the will of the testator.
To this proceeding the heirs at law of Jesse Alsop, the testator, were made parties, and were…
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