Barnes v. Scott
Supreme Court of Florida
Writ of Error to tbe Circuit Court for Jackson county. The facts in the case are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Tayloe, J. :
When this cause was first brought to this court upon writ of error, William D. Barnes and Rhoda E. King, as surviving executors of Cullen Curl, deceased, were the plaintiffs in error, and Alice G-. King was the defendant in error; since that time it has been made to appear that both Rhoda E. King and Alice G. King have died, and that Andrew Scott, sheriff of Jackson county, has qualified- ex officio as administrator of said Alice Gf. King, deceased; and, by consent of all parties, the said Scott as administrator, takes the place of *288said Alice 0. King as a party to the suit here,…
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