Hobbs v. Harlan
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM WILSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court at Lebanon. W.. E. Cooper, Ch.
1Opinion of the Court
East, Sp. J.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
This litigation arises out of the following facts r Robert Harlan departed this life in 1862, intestate, leaving six minor children surviving him. His estate-was administered. On the 6th of February, 1865, Samuel Harlan, a brother of the deceased, qualified as guardian of the children.- Shortly after the death, and before the appointment of the guardian, Robert Harlan’s dwelling-house, located upon a farm of 225 or or 235 acres, of which he died owner, was burned and the fences were partially destroyed. ' The administrator paid over to the…
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