Morgan v. Woods
Supreme Court of Georgia
Statute of Limitations. Guardian and Ward. Administrators and Executors. Minors. Before Judge CRISP. Sumter Superior Court. April Term, 1882. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
The controlling question in this case, and the ruling of which adversely to the complainant below will make it *600unnecessary to decide the various other questions that this record presents, is, whether, under the law and facts as they appear in the record, complainant was entitled to recover.
The record shows that Abraham Youngblood, the grandfather of complainant, died in 1847, intestate, leaving as one of his heirs his son, Abraham Youngblood, the father of complainant; that Dykes administered on the estate of Abraham Youngblood, Sr., in the same year, and in 1848, became the…
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