Ward v. Lord
Supreme Court of Georgia
Appeal. Before Judge Gamble. Washington superior court. March term, 1896.
1Opinion of the Court
Little, Justice.
On May 10th, 1894, H. Q. Ward executed to Iverson Lord & Oo. his certain promissory note for $1,600.00. At the same time Ward executed to- Lord an instrument reciting that, in consideration of $1,600.00 to him paid by Iverson Lord & Oo., he granted, bargained, sold and confirmed unto them, their heirs and assigns, certain personalty fully set out and described in the instrument. This instrument contained other provisions and stipulations which will he hereafter referred to. On November 2d, 1894, Ward died, and Mrs. Ward and her children had duly set apart for them out of the…
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