Pulliam v. Pulliam

Hammond, D. J.

This is a bill by the widow of John N. Pulliam, against the executor and the legatees and devisees, for a general account of the administration of the estate, to recover certain legacies and devises made to her, and to charge the executor with certain alleged breaches of his trust.

J. N. Pulliam died in Payette county, Tennessee, October 20, 1865, leaving a will, in which he gave his wife one section of his lands in Arkansas, “she making her own selection,” all the money he might have on hand in her possession at the time of his death, she not being required to give bis executors…