Johnson v. Roland

BuetoN, Special J.,

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The counsel who opened this cause remarked correctly that there were three causes in the transcript of the Record, but they were consolidated and heard together as one cause."

"We will proceed to consider them, in the order in which they' were presented.

1. The first bill was filed in the Chancery Court at McMinnville, 'on the 6th day of September, 1866, by J. W. Johnson and wife (Mary S.), against R. Roland, M. Hatterman, and Michael Blackburn.

The complainant (Mary S. Johnson) was the widow, sole legatee and executrix of Dr. H. B.…